an involuntary spasm of the diaphragm, characterized by a sudden sharp intake of air, followed by closure of the vocal cords and a characteristic sound of a short involuntary coughing
/ˈhɪkʌpf/
The action of making something fragrant or scented, particularly using perfume or a similar substance.
/pɜːrˈfʌmɪŋ/
A type of compound or metabolite found in plants, often associated with the production of defenses or signaling in response to stress or other environmental factors.
/tʃəˈmaɪɡrənəl/
A person who writes books, articles, or other texts; a creator of written works; an investigator or researcher; a party responsible for something (especially a written document or piece of legislation).
/ˈɑː.tə/
In pharmacology and medical context, endoproct refers to an implantable device that performs a function within the alimentary tract, gastrointestinal tract, or another orifice. Commonly used in the rectum or colon to address issues such as incontinence or narrowing of the intestines.
/ˈендопрокт/
The act or process of making something clear or easier to understand; explanation; comprehension; a light source; the quality of being bright or providing adequate light; ornamentation or decoration, especially of a book using gold or silver, or images so decorated; something that is enlightening or causes clarity or improvement.
/ɪˈluː.min.əʃn/
Filicopsida is an informal infrageneric clade of ferns, which includes the families Polypodiaceae and Physenbergiacese.
/fɪ.lɪ.kɒp.sɪ.də/
A redundant term often used as a humorous or sarcastic reference to metes and bounds, which is a method of delineating land by reference to natural and man-made landmarks and measurements.
IPA: /ˈmiː.tɪ.wænds/
A stick of solid ink, usually made of animal fat or plant oil combined with carbon black or some other coloring material, used in ancient China and other East Asian cultures for writing or painting.
/ˈɪŋkstɪk/