PROTRUSIBLE

Meaning of PROTRUSIBLE in English

prō.ˈtrüsəbəl, -üzə- adjective

Etymology: protrus ion + -ible

: capable of being protruded

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PROTRUSIBLE — adjective see: protrude
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PROTRUSIBLE — see protrude
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PROTRUDE — verb (~d; protruding) see: threat Date: 1620 transitive verb to thrust forward, to cause to project, intransitive verb to jut …
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OSMETERIUM — noun (plural osmeteria) Etymology: New Latin, irregular from Greek osmē odor Date: 1816 a protrusible glandular process of swallowtail larvae …
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SUCKER — Any of 80–100 species (family Catostomidae) of freshwater food fishes found mostly in North America. Suckers can be distinguished from …
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SWEETLIPS — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun plural but singular or plural in construction Australia : any of several small percoid fishes of the genus …
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SLIPMOUTH — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun : any of numerous small compressed slimy bodied percoid fishes (genus Leiognathus ) with highly protrusible mouths that …
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RADULA — ˈrajələ noun ( plural radu·lae -ˌlē, -ˌlī) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, scraper, from radere to scrape — more at …
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PROTRUDABLE — prō.ˈtrüdəbəl adjective : protrusible
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PROBOSCIS — prōˈbäsə̇s, -äsk- noun ( plural proboscis·es -äsə̇sə̇z, -äsk- ; also probosci·des -äsəˌdēz) Etymology: Latin, from Greek proboskis, from pro- pro- …
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PLEUROLOPHOCERCOUS — |plu̇rə|läfə|sərkəs adjective Etymology: pleur- + loph- + cerc- + -ous : of, relating to, or being a small cercaria that …
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ODONTOPHORE — ōˈdäntəˌfō(ə)r noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary odont- + -phore 1. : a usually more or less protrusible …
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JANTHINA — ˈjan(t) thənə noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin ianthina, feminine of ianthinus violet-blue, from Greek ianthinos, from ion violet + …
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HONEY EATER — noun : any of several oscine birds that constitute the family Meliphagidae, are found mostly in the south Pacific, and …
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GOBLIN SHARK — noun : a galeoid shark (genus Scapanorhynchus ) that has protrusible jaws and a greatly elongate snout and is found …
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GERRES — ˈje(ˌ)rēz noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, a sea fish of little value : the type genus of …
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DREPANE — ˈdrepə(ˌ)nē noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek drepanē sickle; probably from the shape of its pectoral fins 1. capitalized : …
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BRYOZOA
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ARISTOTLE'S LANTERN — noun Usage: usually capitalized A Etymology: lantern, translation of Greek lamptēr; from a passage in Aristotle where the shape of …
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ANTENNARIIDAE — anˌtenəˈrīəˌdē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Antennarius, type genus (from Medieval Latin antenna + Latin -arius -ary) …
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PROTRUDE — — protrudent , adj. — protrusible /proh trooh"seuh beuhl, -zeuh-, preuh-/ , protrudable , adj. /proh troohd", preuh-/ , v. …
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MOJARRA — /moh hahr"euh/ , n. any of several chiefly tropical, silvery fishes of the family Gerridae, having a protrusible mouth and …
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KISSING GOURAMI — a whitish labyrinth fish, Helostoma temmincki, found in southeastern Asia, noted for the habit of pressing its fleshy, protrusible lips …
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GASTROTRICH — — gastrotrichan /gas tro"tri keuhn/ , adj. /gas"treuh trik/ , n. any of the microscopic, multicellular animals of the class …
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EXTENSILE — /ik sten"seuhl, -suyl/ , adj. Chiefly Zool., Anat. capable of being extended; adapted for stretching out; extensible; protrusible. [ 1735-45; …
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OSMETERIUM — noun ( plural os·me·te·ria -ē-ə) Etymology: New Latin, irregular from Greek osmē odor Date: 1816 : a protrusible glandular process …
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PROTRUSION — ■ noun something that protrudes; a protuberance. ↘the action of protruding or the state of being protruded. Derivatives protrusible adjective …
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PROTRACTILE — [ prə'traktʌɪl , -tɪl ] ■ adjective another term for protrusible (see protrusion ).
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OSMETERIUM — [os.me.te.ri.um] n, pl -ria [NL, irreg. fr. Gk osme odor] (1816): a protrusible forked glandular process that emits a disagreeable …
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HONEYEATER — [hon.ey.eat.er] n (1822): any of a family (Meliphagidae) of oscine birds chiefly of the So. Pacific that have a long …
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