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| Description of connect (verb: connected; connected; connecting) to join Samples of connect Two or more atoms may connect together to form a bigger molecule.
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| Description of binary fission (noun: no plural) type of asexual reproduction which leads to splitting of parental cells in two equal parts Samples of binary fission Prokaryotes use binary fission as the primary process of cell division involving the replication of a single DNA molecule and the seperation of both the original and replicated DNA molecules in different cells.
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| Description of musculoskeletal system (noun: plural: musculoskeletal systems) the muscles; connective tissue; cartilage and bones in the body Samples of musculoskeletal system The musculoskeletal system provides structure and movement.
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| Description of cheek (noun: plural: cheeks) fleshy part of the face on either side of the nose Samples of cheek He was left with a scar on his cheek from the surgery.
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| Description of acclimatize (verb: acclimatized; acclimatized; acclimatizing) adapt to changes in the environment Samples of acclimatize People must allow enough time to rest and acclimatize when they go to mountainous areas or they will develop altitude sickness.
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| Description of jerk (noun: plural: jerks) the sudden; involuntary contraction of a muscle Samples of jerk A knee jerk occurs when the patellar reflex is tested.
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| Description of intellectual (adjective: more intellectual; most intellectual; the most intellectual) having the ability to think; reason and understand things Samples of intellectual Scientists are intellectual people.
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| Description of iron (noun: no plural) trace element with the chemical symbol Fe Samples of iron Iron is a component of hemoglobin and myoglobin.
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| Description of community (noun: plural: communities) populations which share a common environment or habitat and interact together Samples of community Ecology is the study of how organisms relate to each other and their surrounding world.
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| Description of ovulation (noun: no plural) production of an ova Samples of ovulation Ovulation describes the discharge of an ovum from the ovaries.
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