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| Explanation of budding (noun) form: no plural asexual reproductive structure consisting of an outgrowth that is capable of forming a new individual Sample of budding Budding appears to be the asexual reproduction in hydra and yeast.
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| Explanation of spread (verb) forms: spread; spread; spreading to move outwards to cover a larger area Sample of spread Infections may spread if the host's immune system is weak.
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| Explanation of medial (adjective) forms: more medial; most medial; the most medial relating to the middle of the body or body part Sample of medial The nose is more medial than the ears.
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| Explanation of atmospheric pressure (noun) form plural: atmospheric pressures the pressure of the atmosphere at ground level Sample of atmospheric pressure One atmospheric pressure (1atm) is 101.325 kPa.
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| Explanation of interstitial cells (noun) form: only plural cells occuring between the germ cells of the gonads and producing the male sexual hormones Sample of interstitial cells Interstitial cells also called Leydig cells release testosterone and other androgens.
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| Explanation of diamagnetic (adjective) related to a substance being repelled by a magnet Sample of diamagnetic Materials having no unpaired electrons and being repelled by a magnetic field are called diamagnetic.
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| Explanation of bilirubin (noun) form plural: bilirubins yellow-brown pigment found in bile Sample of bilirubin Bilirubin is made in the liver and stored in the gall bladder.
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| Explanation of dissolve (verb) forms: dissolved; dissolved; dissolving to mix into something to form a solution Sample of dissolve Salt and sugar dissolve in water.
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| Explanation of viscous (adjective) forms: more viscous; most viscous; less viscous; least viscous thick and sticky Sample of viscous Some liquids are viscous because they have a lot of long chain molecules or extensive hydrogen bonding (like glycerol).
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| Explanation of bladder (noun) form plural: bladders organ that stores urine Sample of bladder The bladder is a hollow organ lined with smooth muscle.
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