Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Annular

👉 Annular is a type of coil or ring that has a circular cross-section and is attached to a thread or wire.

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👉 Annularly refers to the shape or structure of an organ, such as a heart, liver, or intestine. It describes the outer surface of an organ that is shaped like a ring, with its ring-like shape extending beyond the center of the organ.

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👉 Annularia is a type of sea anemone that resides in shallow waters and has a flat, bulbous head. It is commonly found in coastal areas and is often associated with the ocean's currents or wind patterns.

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👉 The word "annularity" refers to the presence of rings or concentric circles within a circle. It is used in geometry to describe the relationship between the circumference and diameter of a circle. <0x0A><0x0A>Example: The circumference of a circle is always greater than its diameter, but annularity describes this relationship.

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👉 Annularly refers to a circular or ring-shaped design that is located within an annular or wedge-shaped structure.

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👉 Annularan is a type of medicinal herb that has been used to treat various health conditions in traditional Chinese medicine.

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👉 Annularse is a type of plant with a round or annular shape that includes both leaves and fruits. It is usually herbaceous, but some species may also produce stems, roots, or seeds. Annularse plants are commonly used as ornamentals in landscaping and garden design.

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👉 Annular veins are tiny blood vessels that run along the walls of a capillary, connecting to the main vein in the brain and spinal cord. These veins provide oxygenated blood to the brain and spinal cord without being absorbed by the body.

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👉 Annularisca is a type of plant that has two lobes, each extending from opposite ends of a central axis, typically at an angle. This shape is found in several families and genera of flowering plants, including many species of orchids, angiosperms, and ferns.

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👉 An annulus is a shape that has two separate, overlapping circular regions. It is often used in geometry to represent circles or shapes with different radii. The term "annularia" can be derived from the Greek words "an" (which means circle) and "nala" (which means overlap), as it refers to overlapping circles.

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