A term coined to describe a type of extremely small and irregularly shaped flake, typically referring to nanoscale materials or particles used in various applications such as electronics, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals.
/ˈnænəflæk/
The quality of being venial or pardonable; the tendency to forgive, especially with regard to minor faults or offenses. It also implies the quality of being minor or of little consequence, applicable to forgiveable faults or weaknesses.
/ˈveniələ Widly/
Not in an economical manner; not with reference to cost or money; not for the sake of saving money or resources.
/nənɪ'kɒnəmɪkli/
winny (verb): to make a low, long, whistling sound (often used to describe the sound a horse makes); winny (noun): the sound made by a horse, like a low, long, whistling noise.
/wɪn'i/
The process of making an object or substance ready for transportation by enclosing it in a box, bag, or other container; or the act of stowing goods in a transport vehicle, especially a suitcase or box, to be transported by air, water, or land.
/pækɪŋ/
Relating to the ether, a concept in physics that used to describe a frictionless medium thought to fill all space and allow light to propagate. In a broader sense, it might also refer to something ethereal, meaning delicate and almost unsubstantial.
/ˈethərɪkl/
Korean food, particularly a dish of grilled meat (usually beef short ribs) marinated in a mixture of soy sauce, garlic, sugar, sesame seeds, and sometimes other ingredients. It is often served with side dishes like kimchi or lettuce leaves for wrapping.
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Having four sperm cells, often used in botanical contexts to describe certain types of pollen or seeds.
/ˌtetrəˈsɜːrmpəs/
To grind, crush, or pulverize into very fine powder.
/ˈtrʌ.tə.reɪz/