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| Explanation of extend (verb) forms: extended; extended; extending to straighten out Sample of extend Extensor muscles extend joints.
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| Explanation of funnel (noun) form plural: funnels device with a wide open end and a narrow end which allows liquids to be poured into a container with a small opening Sample of funnel Funnels are often used in scientific experiments to avoid spilling liquids.
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| Explanation of sugar (noun) form plural: sugars carbohydrates which are soluble because of the presence of -OH groups Sample of sugar Sugars are sweet.
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| Explanation of pediatric (adjective) referring to children Sample of pediatric A pediatric nurse works with children.
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| Explanation of gonad (noun) form plural: gonads sex organs where the reproductive cells are made Sample of gonad The male gonads are the testes. In larger specimens the base of the arms may be enlarged, three or more arm segments may be effected, this is an indication of the degree of gonad development.
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| Explanation of telophase (noun) form plural: telophases stage of the cell cycle where cell division occurs Sample of telophase Telophase follows anaphase in the cell cycle. Telophase comes after anaphase in the cell cycle.
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| Explanation of ideal gas (noun) form plural: ideal gases substance which obeys the Boyle's law Sample of ideal gas No known gas behaves as an ideal gas under all conditions. An ideal gas or perfect gas is a hypothetical gas consisting of identical particles of zero volume, with no intermolecular forces.
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| Explanation of permitted (adjective) allowed Sample of permitted This does not mean that nuclear use is permitted under the laws of war, for the fundamental principles regarding such matters as protection of non-combatants remain.
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| Explanation of exacerbate (verb) forms: exacerbated; exacerbated; exacerbating to make worse Sample of exacerbate The pain is exacerbated by movement.
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| Explanation of capillary (noun) form plural: capillaries blood vessel with walls only one cell thick Sample of capillary The thin vessel wall allows oxygen, carbon dioxide, water and salts to be exchanged between the blood and the tissues.
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