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| Explanation of fibre (noun) form plural: fibres strand of tissue Sample of fibre Fibres are a vital component of various body parts.
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| Explanation of toxic (adjective) forms: more toxic; most toxic; the most toxic poisonous; harmful to health Sample of toxic Toxic chemicals usually carry a hazardous symbol.
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| Explanation of sexually transmitted disease (noun) form: sexually transmitted diseases generic name for illnesses such as HIV, hepatitis b, gonorrhea or syphilis Sample of sexually transmitted disease The IFPA maintained that the sale was part of its work to halt the spread of AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) but conservative groups won their case against the free availability of contraception on the basis of a 1985 law limiting the supply of contraceptives to chemists, sexually transmitted disease clinics, family planning clinics, and doctors' surgeries.
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| Explanation of seizure (noun) form plural: seizures a fit Sample of seizure Epileptics are people who have seizures.
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| Explanation of chemical equation (noun) form plural: chemical equations any reaction occurring between atoms or compounds can be written with the reactants on the left and the products on the right separated by arrows showing the direction of the reaction Sample of chemical equation A chemical equation showing the reaction of carbon and oxygen to form carbon monoxide looks like this: CO2(CO).
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| Explanation of blood vessel (noun) form plural: blood vessels part of the cardiovascular system (e.g. vein or artery) Sample of blood vessel The human cardiovascular system consists of a muscular four-chambered heart, a network of blood vessels, and the blood itself.
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| Explanation of pancreatic (adjective) relating to a glandular organ located in the abdomen Sample of pancreatic His pancreatic disease was very serious.
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| Explanation of pylorus (noun) form plural: pylori region between the stomach and the duodenum Sample of pylorus The pylorus is an opening between the stomach and the duodenum.
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| Explanation of insecticide (noun) form plural: insecticides a chemical used to kill insects Sample of insecticide Insecticides may be toxic to humans. The most effective way of combatting river blindness until fairly recently was by spraying the breeding grounds with insecticide, a process which will continue for several years yet.
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| Explanation of fission (noun) form: no plural a method of asexual reproduction Sample of fission Bacteria and amoebae reproduce by binary fission.
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