Biochemical Interactions

noun a type of tannin found in plants, particularly in acorns and chestnuts

• Acetannin is a compound found in certain types of plants that is known for its astringent properties.
• I read that acetannin is what gives some wines that dry feeling in your mouth.
• I don't mess with that acetannin stuff, it's too bitter for me.
• The acetannin of life can sometimes leave a bitter taste in our mouths, but it's all part of the experience.

noun a muscle that draws a part towards the median line of the body or towards the axis of an extremity

• The chemical reaction resulted in the formation of an adduct.
• The scientist was able to create an adduct by combining the two compounds.
• I heard they're working on some new adduct in the lab.
• The collaboration between the two artists produced a creative adduct in the form of a unique painting.

noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, or idea

• Adlumidine is a pharmaceutical compound used in the treatment of certain neurological disorders.
• I heard adlumidine is a new drug that helps with memory loss.
• Hey, have you tried that adlumidine stuff? It's supposed to make you super focused.
• Her words had the power of adlumidine, sharpening his mind and focusing his thoughts.