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Definition of pore
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pore is as below...
Pore (v.) A
minute
opening
or
passageway;
an
interstice
between
the
constituent
particles
or
molecules
of a body; as, the pores of
stones..
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Oospore
::
Oospore
(n.) A
fertilized
oosphere
in the ovule of a
flowering
plant.
Phycomater
::
Phycomater
(n.) A
gelatin
in which the algae
spores
have been
supposed
to
vegetate.
Cryptogamia
::
Cryptogamia
(n.) The
series
or
division
of
flowerless
plants,
or those never
having
true
stamens
and
pistils,
but
propagated
by
spores
of
various
kinds..
Microspore
::
Microspore
(n.) One of the
exceedingly
minute
spores
found in
certain
flowerless
plants,
as
Selaginella
and
Isoetes,
which bear two kinds of
spores,
one very much
smaller
than the
other.
Cf.
Macrospore..
Exude
::
Exude (v. t.) To
discharge
through
pores or
incisions,
as
moisture
or other
liquid
matter;
to give out..
Impromptu
::
Impromptu
(adv. / a.)
Offhand;
without
previous
study;
extemporaneous;
extempore;
as, an
impromptu
verse..
Ambulacrum
::
Ambulacrum
(n.) One of the
radical
zones of
echinoderms,
along which run the
principal
nerves,
blood
vessels,
and water
tubes.
These zones
usually
bear rows of
locomotive
suckers
or
tentacles,
which
protrude
from
regular
pores.
In star
fishes
they
occupy
the
grooves
along the under side of the
rays..
Yeast
::
Yeast (n.) The foam, or troth (top
yeast),
or the
sediment
(bottom
yeast),
of beer or other in
fermentation,
which
contains
the yeast plant or its
spores,
and under
certain
conditions
produces
fermentation
in
saccharine
or
farinaceous
substances;
a
preparation
used for
raising
dough for bread or
cakes,
and
making
it light and
puffy;
barm;
ferment..
Urn
::
Urn (n.) A
hollow
body
shaped
like an urn, in which the
spores
of
mosses
are
contained;
a spore case; a
theca..
Moss
::
Moss (n.) A
cryptogamous
plant of a
cellular
structure,
with
distinct
stem and
simple
leaves.
The fruit is a small
capsule
usually
opening
by an
apical
lid, and so
discharging
the
spores.
There are many
species,
collectively
termed
Musci,
growing
on the
earth,
on
rocks,
and
trunks
of
trees,
etc., and a few in
running
water..
Oogonium
::
Oogonium
(n.) A
special
cell in
certain
cryptogamous
plants
containing
oospheres,
as in the
rockweeds
(Fucus),
and the
orders
Vaucherieae
and
Peronosporeae..
Bodiliness
::
Bodiliness
(n.)
Corporeality.
Exospore
::
Exospore
(n.) The
extreme
outer wall of a
spore;
the
epispore.
Imporous
::
Imporous
(a.)
Destitute
of
pores;
very close or
compact
in
texture;
solid.
Corporeal
::
Corporeal
(a.)
Having
a body;
consisting
of, or
pertaining
to, a
material
body or
substance;
material;
--
opposed
to
spiritual
or
immaterial..
Sterile
::
Sterile
(a.) Free from
reproductive
spores
or
germs;
as, a
sterile
fluid..
Materiality
::
Materiality
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
material;
material
existence;
corporeity.
Exudation
::
Exudation
(n.) The act of
exuding;
sweating;
a
discharge
of
humors,
moisture,
juice,
or gum, as
through
pores or
incisions;
also, the
substance
exuded..
Ring
::
Ring (n.) An
elastic
band
partly
or
wholly
encircling
the spore cases of
ferns.
See
Illust.
of
Sporangium.
Incorporate
::
Incorporate
(a.) Not
consisting
of
matter;
not
having
a
material
body;
incorporeal;
spiritual.
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