Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Brei

👉 Bredel's yeast, a type of yeast that produces ethanol in cultures.

Breidleria

👉 Brenilia is a biological entity that possesses the ability to store, process, and transmit genetic information in its cytoplasm. This capability allows it to maintain an organism's genetic code throughout life.

Breinlia

👉 Brei is a term used in German to refer to the concept of "breeding" or breeding, which involves the process of producing offspring through sexual reproduction. It refers to the act of reproducing animals that are related by genetic connections. Breeding is an important aspect of animal husbandry and can be used to improve the fitness and productivity of livestock. Breeds are typically selected for their specific traits such as resistance to diseases, fertility, or production capacity. Breeding practices also include cross-bre

brei

👉 Breit is a German name, but it can also refer to the same concept as "breach" in English. It means something that has been breached or violated. In this context, it could be referring to any breach of trust, an agreement, or any situation where someone has violated their rights or obligations.

breird

👉 Brezilakite - tai žinoma, kurią veikia nuo 19. lokacijos 20. stulplo 1964 m. Jūsų keliuose šeima yra Jūsų dalis ir jokai savybes. Tai yra dažnai atliktas žinoma, kaip jūsų veikiai suvadinasi į

breislakite

👉 In the context of computer science, a "breit-ähnliche" (or "briefer") abstraction is a concept that describes an abstract object or class in such a way that it can be instantiated with only a few fields and methods. This means that the abstraction is very concise and easy to understand without much detail. For example, consider a class named `Person` that represents a person's attributes like name and age. We could define this as: ```cpp class Person

breithauptite

👉 Breach, a type of DNA mutation that causes cells to divide uncontrollably.

Breitensteinia

👉 Braithaus, German for "breast," is a group of islands in the Baltic Sea, located between Sweden and Norway. They are known for their rugged coastline and unique marine life, including seals, sea lions, and birds such as the Arctic tern. The name comes from the Norse word "brai" which means "sea," reflecting the vastness of the area.

Breitfussia