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  Word Descriptions caustic, essential, mucous, unipolar, aliphatic, afferent, heavy metal, binocular, mental, embryonic


   
Description of caustic (adjective)
strong chemical that burns if it comes in contact with skin



   
Description of essential (adjective: more essential; most essential; less essential; least essential)
of the highest importance; something that it is impossible to do without



   
Description of mucous (adjective)
containing and producing mucus



   
Description of unipolar (adjective)
having one pole



   
Description of aliphatic (adjective)
related to a group of organic molecules in which the carbon atoms are linked in open chains



   
Description of afferent (adjective)
relates to a nerve that carries signals towards the central nervous system



   
Description of heavy metal (noun: plural: heavy metals)
metal with a high relative atomic mass



   
Description of binocular (adjective)
involving both eyes at the same time



   
Description of mental (adjective)
relating to the mind



   
Description of embryonic (adjective: more embryonic; most embryonic; the most embryonic)
of an embryo; very early development



  Determinations of the words caustic, essential, mucous, unipolar, aliphatic, afferent, heavy metal, binocular, mental, embryonic

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