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Definition of cell
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Cell (n.) Any small
cavity,
or
hollow
place..
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Plastin
::
Plastin
(n.) A
substance
associated
with
nuclein
in cell
nuclei,
and by some
considered
as the
fundamental
substance
of the
nucleus..
Parametritis
::
Parametritis
(n.)
Inflammation
of the
cellular
tissue
in the
vicinity
of the
uterus.
Tiptop
::
Tiptop
(a.) Very
excellent;
most
excellent;
perfect.
Eclectic
::
Eclectic
(a.)
Selecting;
choosing
(what is true or
excellent
in
doctrines,
opinions,
etc.) from
various
sources
or
systems;
as, an
eclectic
philosopher..
Stoma
::
Stoma (n.) The line of
dehiscence
of the
sporangium
of a fern. It is
usually
marked
by two
transversely
elongated
cells.
See
Illust.
of
Sporangium.
Element
::
Element
(n.) One out of
several
parts
combined
in a
system
of
aggregation,
when each is of the
nature
of the
whole;
as, a
single
cell is an
element
of the
honeycomb..
Cnidoblast
::
Cnidoblast
(n.) One of the cells
which,
in the
Coelenterata,
develop
into
cnidae..
Tabernacle
::
Tabernacle
(n.) Any small cell, or like
place,
in which some holy or
precious
things
was
deposited
or
kept..
Retinophora
::
Retinophora
(n.) One of group of two to four
united
cells which
occupy
the axial part of the
ocelli,
or
ommatidia,
of the eyes of
invertebrates,
and
contain
the
terminal
nerve
fibrillae.
See
Illust.
under
Ommatidium..
Unspecialized
::
Unspecialized
(a.) Not
specialized;
specifically
(Biol.),
not
adapted,
or set
apart,
for any
particular
purpose
or
function;
as, an
unspecialized
unicellular
organism..
Lenticellate
::
Lenticellate
(a.)
Producing
lenticels;
dotted
with
lenticels.
Nucleus
::
Nucleus
(n.) An
incipient
ovule of soft
cellular
tissue.
Height
::
Height
(n.)
Elevation
in
excellence
of any kind, as in
power,
learning,
arts; also, an
advanced
degree
of
social
rank;
preeminence
or
distinction
in
society;
prominence..
Substantive
::
Substantive
(n.) A noun or name; the part of
speech
which
designates
something
that
exists,
or some
object
of
thought,
either
material
or
immaterial;
as, the words man,
horse,
city,
goodness,
excellence,
are
substantives..
Mucilage
::
Mucilage
(n.) A gummy or
gelatinous
substance
produced
in
certain
plants
by the
action
of water on the cell wall, as in the seeds of
quinces,
of flax, etc..
Rejuvenescence
::
Rejuvenescence
(n.) A
method
of cell
formation
in which the
entire
protoplasm
of an old cell
escapes
by
rupture
of the cell wall, and then
develops
a new cell wall. It is seen
sometimes
in the
formation
of
zoospores,
etc..
Tegmental
::
Tegmental
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
tegument
or
tegmentum;
as, the
tegmental
layer of the
epiblast;
the
tegmental
cells of the taste
buds..
Nucleolus
::
Nucleolus
(n.) A small
rounded
body
contained
in the
nucleus
of a cell or a
protozoan.
Fratricelli
::
Fratricelli
(n. pl.) A sect which
seceded
from the
Franciscan
Order,
chiefly
in Italy and
Sicily,
in 1294,
repudiating
the pope as an
apostate,
maintaining
the duty of
celibacy
and
poverty,
and
discountenancing
oaths.
Called
also
Fratricellians
and
Fraticelli..
Man
::
Man (n.) One
possessing
in a high
degree
the
distinctive
qualities
of
manhood;
one
having
manly
excellence
of any kind.
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