noun an animal of the cattle group, which also includes buffaloes and bison

adjective relating to or resembling a cow or ox

  • The farmer raised a herd of bovine animals for milk production.
  • I saw a bunch of cows in the bovine section of the farm.
  • Check out those bovines grazing in the field.
  • His expression was as blank as a bovine stare.

noun a severe pain in the abdomen caused by wind or obstruction in the intestines and suffered especially by babies

  • Colic is a common condition in infants characterized by prolonged periods of crying and fussiness.
  • My baby had colic when he was born and it was so hard to soothe him.
  • Colic is like a never-ending cry fest for babies, it's tough on parents too.
  • Dealing with colic can feel like being stuck in a storm with no end in sight.

verb past tense of distend, which means to swell or expand from internal pressure

adjective enlarged or swollen due to pressure from inside

  • The distended abdomen of the patient indicated a possible intestinal blockage.
  • After eating too much, my stomach felt distended and uncomfortable.
  • I shouldn't have had that extra slice of pizza, now I feel all distended.
  • The distended budget of the project caused delays in its completion.

adjective relating to or resembling feces; containing or relating to waste matter

  • The doctor performed a fecal analysis to check for any signs of infection.
  • I can't believe the dog left a fecal surprise on the carpet again.
  • I'm not touching that fecal matter with a ten-foot pole.
  • The project was a fecal mess from start to finish.

adjective having a rough, harsh sound or voice

  • After speaking for hours at the conference, his voice became hoarse.
  • I can't talk right now, I'm feeling a bit hoarse.
  • I partied so hard last night, now my voice is all hoarse.
  • The old man's laughter was hoarse with years of wisdom and experience.

adjective relating to or in the process of giving birth

  • The parturient woman was carefully monitored by the medical team during labor.
  • The soon-to-be mom was in labor and the doctors were keeping a close eye on her.
  • The pregnant lady was about to pop and the doctors were on standby.
  • The parturient project was in its final stages of development before being launched.

noun the state of reclining or lying down, especially in a relaxed or comfortable position

  • The patient was placed in recumbency to prevent any further injury.
  • I prefer to relax in recumbency on the weekends.
  • Let's chill in recumbency and watch some movies.
  • His recumbency in the hammock symbolized his carefree attitude towards life.

noun an animal that chews cud, such as a cow, sheep, or deer

  • The cow is a common example of a ruminant, as it has a four-chambered stomach for digesting its food.
  • Did you know that cows are ruminants, meaning they chew cud to help digest their food?
  • I heard that ruminants like cows have a special way of digesting their food.
  • Being a ruminant in this situation means taking time to carefully consider your thoughts before speaking.

adjective having or covered with scurf, rough to the touch

  • The doctor diagnosed the patient with a scurfy scalp condition.
  • I heard that scurfy skin can be treated with a special lotion.
  • My brother always complains about his scurfy hair, but he won't do anything about it.
  • The old book had scurfy pages that crumbled at the touch.

noun a young offspring of a mammal, especially a dog

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  • The dog gave birth to a whelp last night.
  • Did you see the cute little whelp that was born yesterday?
  • I can't believe how tiny that whelp is!
  • As a new whelp in the industry, she has a lot to learn.

noun a parasite that lives inside the body of its host

  • The endoparasite was detected during the routine examination of the patient's stool sample.
  • The doctor found an endoparasite in the poop sample.
  • Eww, there was a creepy crawly endoparasite living inside that guy.
  • The toxic relationship acted like an endoparasite, slowly draining the energy and happiness from her life.

noun a type of feces produced by rabbits and other small mammals that is rich in nutrients and is normally re-ingested for further digestion

  • Rabbits produce cecotropes as a way to efficiently digest and absorb nutrients from their food.
  • Did you know that rabbits eat their cecotropes to get more nutrients from their food?
  • Some people think cecotropes are gross, but rabbits need them for their health.
  • Just like rabbits need cecotropes for their well-being, we all need to take care of ourselves in order to thrive.

noun a crossbreed between a pug and a beagle

  • The puggle is a hybrid animal that is a mix between a pug and a beagle.
  • I saw the cutest puggle at the park today!
  • My friend's puggle is so adorable, I can't get enough of him!
  • The puggle of responsibilities and work can be overwhelming at times.

noun the fourth stomach of a ruminant, such as a cow or sheep, which has multiple compartments for digesting food

  • The abomasa is the fourth stomach of a ruminant animal, where further digestion takes place.
  • I learned in biology class that cows have multiple stomachs, including the abomasa.
  • I can't believe how big the abomasa of that cow was!
  • The abomasa of the organization are the various departments that work together to ensure success.

adjective A term used to describe something that is affected by an abscess, which is a swollen area within body tissue that contains pus.

  • The patient was diagnosed with an abscessed tooth and prescribed antibiotics.
  • My friend had to get a root canal because of an abscessed tooth.
  • I can't believe how much pain I'm in from this abscessed tooth!
  • The team's communication issues were like an abscessed wound, causing more problems the longer they were ignored.

noun Aeluro- is a combining form meaning cat or feline, used in the formation of compound words.

  • The aelurophile spent hours researching different breeds of cats before deciding on adopting one.
  • I heard she's a real aelurophile, always posting pictures of her cats on social media.
  • I can't believe how many aelurophiles showed up to the cat cafe opening!
  • Her love for cats was so strong, it was like she had aelurophilia running through her veins.