Results for: secrete sweat
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secrete sweatperspire
(Anatomy) lachrymal bone (bone of the inner corner of the eye); vessel used to collect the tears of the bereaved, crying, lacrimal, of or pertaining to tears; producing tears, secreting tears; lacrimal, of or near the organs which secrete tears (Anatomy)lachrymal
agitated state, coat with lather, form a lather; become lathered with sweat (as of a horse); coat with lather; beat, hit (Slang), produce lather, soapy foam; frothy foam formed by excessive sweating; nervous state, agitated condition (Slang), soapy fro...lather
animal secretion used in making perfume; small central Asiatic deer having no horns whose males secrete musk, glandular secretion of deer, musk deer, plant with musky scent, smell of musk, substance like muskmusk
band protecting hat from sweat, band worn to absorb sweat, strip of material sewn inside the crown of a hat to absorb sweat; strip of material tied around the forehead to collect sweatsweatband
be under stress, cook something in own juices, extort information from somebody, exude liquid at the surface, form or appear as moisture, hard or boring work, heat solder until it melts, liquid exuded to the surface, make somebody sweat, moisture conde...sweat
become or make more mature, ripen, develop; secrete pusmaturate
cause animal to salivate, long for, produce saliva, secrete saliva into the mouth (esp. in excessive quantities)salivate
causing an increase in the production or secretion of sweat, causing production of sweat, drug causing sweating, sudatorysudorific
causing sweat, covered with perspiration; causing perspiration; laborious, hard, difficult, damp with sweat, with moisture on surfacesweaty
chemical in plants, chemical in urine, potassium salt present in sweat and urine (Biochemistry); glucoside which occurs in plants and is a natural source of indigo dyeindican
class of warm-blooded vertebrate animals which secrete milk to feed their young and have a covering of hair on their bodiesMammalia
class of warm-blooded vertebrate animals, member of the class Mammalia (class of warm-blooded vertebrate animals which secrete milk to feed their young and have a covering of hair on their bodies)mammal
come to light, give off vapor through skin, happen, lose water vapor, occur; emit vapor through the surface of an object; become known, see also:sweattranspire
cry, cry; fit of crying, cry; shed tears; mourn with tears; exude liquid, drip (as with sweat), express something while crying tears, leak fluid, mourn somebody, spell of cryingweep
 

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