Results for: layers of fat
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decorated, decorated with layers of inserted materials, set into a surfaceinlaid
descending on both sides from a central axis (Geology), of arching rock layers, perpendicular to plant surfaceanticlinal
edible bulb used as a vegetable, plant related to the onion, plant with pungent bulbs, sharp-tasting edible bulb consisting of concentric fleshy layers (used much in cooking); any of various bulbous hollow-leaved plants which are cultivated for their s...onion
endoderm, internal germinating embryonic layer, one of the layers of an embryoentoderm
endoderm, one of three embryonic layers (Embryology), layer of embryohypoblast
extensive low-lying cloud formation, low-altitude cloud formation characterized by large dark rounded masses arranged in horizontal layersstratocumulus
fall off in flakes, remove in layers, peel off in thin sections; shed in layers; flake off (such as dead skin), remove thin outer layer, scrub skin, split into thin layersexfoliate
false bedding, geological layers formed at anglecross-bedding
fine-grained mineral used as a gemstone, semi-precious stone with alternating layers of color (black and white variety is often used to make cameo brooches); milky quartz with bands of coloronyx
flaky pastry, former gold coin with the face of Napoleon I or III equal to 20 francs (French); card game; top boot of the mid-nineteenth century; square or rectangular shaped pastry with flaky layers of dough and a cream filling, napnapoleon
form into layers, form into status groups, layer; be deposited in layers; separate into social classes or levels; develop different social classes or levels, store seeds in chilled moist environmentstratify
formation of layers, formation of rock layers, formation of strata, deposition in layers; state of being separated into layers; state of being divided into social classes, layered arrangement or appearance, seed storage in chilled moist environment, si...stratification
formation of layers, process of bonding layers, process of laminating, act of bonding together two or more thin layers; state of being laminated; object which is formed of thin layers, thin steel plate in transformer core, thinly-layered structurelamination
from two layers of embryo tissue, having two germ layers (Embryology)diploblastic
Gothic window decoration, leaf bearing, leaf decoration, leaf formation, numbering of sheets, ornamentation, process of producing leaves; process of separating into thin layers; leafy decoration; numbering of pages, rock texturefoliation
 

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