gelatigenous (Meaning)
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gelatigenous (n.)
Producing, or yielding, gelatin; gelatiniferous; as, the gelatigeneous tissues.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gelatigenous
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gelatigenous Sentence Examples
- Gelatinous cubes quiver and bulge, their translucent surfaces inviting exploration.
- The squid's ink forms a gelatigenous cloud that masks its escape from predators.
- Jellyfish drift through the ocean, their gelatigenous bells billowing in the current.
- The slug's slimy trail leaves a gelatigenous residue in its wake.
- The frog's eggs are encapsulated in a protective gelatigenous jelly.
- The gelatigenous flesh of the jellyfish makes it a delicate delicacy for some.
- The hagfish's body secretes a thick gelatigenous slime that protects it from predators.
- The snail's digestive system is lined with gelatigenous cells that aid in breaking down food.
- The gelatigenous nature of the tapeworm's body allows it to absorb nutrients from its host's digestive tract.
- The gelatigenous substance in plants helps retain moisture and nutrients, contributing to their survival in arid conditions.
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Producing, or yielding, gelatin; gelatiniferous; as, the gelatigeneous tissues.
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Gelatinous cubes quiver and bulge, their translucent surfaces inviting exploration.
The squid's ink forms a gelatigenous cloud that masks its escape from predators.
Jellyfish drift through the ocean, their gelatigenous bells billowing in the current.
The slug's slimy trail leaves a gelatigenous residue in its wake.
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