Veterinary Medicine

noun edible internal organs of poultry, such as the heart, liver, and gizzard

• The chef carefully removed the giblets from the turkey before roasting it.
• I don't like the giblets in my gravy, so I always pick them out.
• I can't stand the texture of giblets, they're so gross.
• The company's financial report was like trying to decipher giblets - messy and confusing.

noun a fatty substance obtained from sheep's wool and used in making cosmetics and ointments

• Lanolin is a waxy substance obtained from sheep's wool and is commonly used in cosmetic products.
• I heard that lanolin is really good for moisturizing dry skin.
• Hey, can you pass me that lanolin cream? My hands are so dry.
• Her words were like lanolin, soothing and comforting to the soul.

noun A person who studies or works with animals, particularly in their natural habitats

• The zoologist conducted a detailed study on the behavior of a rare species of birds.
• My friend is training to become a zoologist and she loves working with animals.
• I heard that zoologists get to hang out with cool animals all day, how awesome is that?
• As a zoologist of human behavior, she was able to analyze the social dynamics of the group with precision.

noun Abyssinian cat

• The Abyssinian cat is known for its unique ticked coat pattern and playful personality.
• I heard that Abyssinian cats are really energetic and love to play.
• Abyssinian cats are like the rockstars of the cat world, with their cool coats and fun attitudes.
• Her eyes were as mesmerizing as an Abyssinian cat's coat, full of depth and mystery.