Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Lissom

👉 Lissomus is a genus of flowering plants in the family Fabaceae, native to North America and parts of Europe. They are known for their large flowers with white petals that can be up to 3 feet long.

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👉 In biology, lissomness refers to a condition in which cells of a cell group (a tissue) are not evenly distributed throughout that group. This can occur in various tissues and organs, but is most commonly seen in the human body where it occurs in the liver. The term "lissomness" comes from the Greek words "lisis," meaning "uniformity," and "mone," meaning "cell." The condition describes a situation when cells of a cell group are not

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👉 Lissomly is a term used in the field of linguistics and grammar to describe a word that has a short or abrupt pronunciation. It is often used to indicate a specific sound, such as a vowel or a syllable, which can be difficult for a person with difficulty hearing to pronounce correctly. For example, if someone says "lissomly," they are indicating that the sound "l" is pronounced like the letter "L." This type of lissomly sounds are

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👉 Lissomeness, in mathematics and computer science, refers to a property of a function that is invariant under transformations. This means that if we apply some transformation (like scaling, rotation, or translation) to a function, its output will be identical to its original value. In the context of lisseness, this means that the ratio between the length of the curve and the distance from the origin to the center of curvature is constant for any point on the curve. This property is crucial in

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👉 Lissomely is a term used in literature and visual arts to describe something that is not as well-defined or complex as it seems. It can also refer to a character who appears to be either not quite human or not fully developed, but has some sort of personality or depth within the story.

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👉 Lissome is a term used in biology to describe a specific type of tissue or organ that has been selectively bred and raised for certain purposes. In this context, it refers to organs or tissues that have been genetically modified or modified with genes that are specifically tailored to enhance their functions, such as resistance to disease, growth rate, or fertility. In the context of animal breeding, lissome can be used to create animals with desirable traits, such as larger eyesight, improved digestion, or

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👉 In mathematics, "lissom" is a term used to describe a type of real number. Specifically, it refers to a number that can be represented as a ratio between two integers, where the integer part of the ratio is greater than or equal to 0 and less than 1 (inclusive). This property allows for the representation of irrational numbers in terms of ratios between integers. The term "lissom" comes from the Latin word "lis" meaning "equal" and "m

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👉 Lissomma is a genus of flowering plants in the family Apiaceae, native to Asia. It includes several species that are commonly known as lilies or water lilies due to their habit of growing in shallow waters and often having a white flower head. Some notable species include "Lisztia" (which can be cultivated for its large white flowers), "Pseudolissomma" (a genus with numerous species, including one that produces white flowers), and "S

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👉 Lissominae, also known as the lissome family, is a group of organisms characterized by their ability to produce and maintain a single cell with two copies of each chromosome in a gamete or diploid zygote. This unique property allows for the development of genetically diverse species that can adapt to various environments and are essential for biodiversity.

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👉 Lissoma is a condition in which cells within an organism, specifically embryos or developing tissues, fail to differentiate into normal tissue types, often resulting in abnormal growth and development. These cells are known as mesodermal cells, which give rise to all other tissues and organs of the body. Lissomas can occur spontaneously or due to genetic abnormalities.

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