Pronunciation: /əˈɡɛrɔɪd/
noun a gelatinous substance derived from certain marine algae, used in culture media for bacteria and other microorganisms
A1 An agaroid is a type of fungus that grows on decaying wood.
A2 The scientist studied the agaroid under a microscope to identify its species.
B1 Agaroids are commonly used in traditional medicine for their medicinal properties.
B2 The agaroid extract showed promising results in the treatment of certain diseases.
C1 Researchers are conducting extensive studies on agaroids to unlock their full potential in pharmaceutical applications.
C2 The complex molecular structure of agaroids makes them a fascinating subject for advanced scientific research.
formal The agaroid fungi are commonly found in tropical rainforests.
informal I read that agaroid mushrooms are really rare and expensive.
slang Have you tried cooking with agaroid? It's supposed to be really good.
figurative Her mind was like an agaroid, constantly expanding and growing in unexpected ways.
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