A gentle pat or tap, especially used to express affection or playfulness. It is often used among children and close friends as a nonspecific term of fondness. It can also refer to a character's playful tap in comics or animation.
/bzuːps/
Cyclase refers to a group of enzymes that catalyze the transfer of an axial hydrogen atom from a hydroxyl group to the carbonyl group of an unsaturated substrate, leading to the formation of a hemiketal or hemiacetal.
/ˈsailəs/
An extinct genus of sauropod dinosaur found in central Europe, known for its distinctive head frill with a fleshy crest.
/ləˈbrəʊ.sɔːr.əs/
The condition or quality of belonging to a trendy, often ironic, and overly critical subculture, characterized by a desire to be unconventional and to embrace fashionable but often inconsequential or overheated trends in art, style, and music.
/ˈhɪp.stər.dəm/
A fictional dark deity in Slavic mythology, often associated with evil, darkness, and devastation in texts and folklore. The term is also sometimes used metaphorically to denote something malevolent or destructive.
/ˈtʃɜːrbого/
Having or composed of three lamellae or lamellar structures, typically referring to a structure containing or composed of three layers of a specific material or substance.
/traɪ.ləˈmɛ.lə.tɪd/
A small village in Washington County, Maryland, known for its agricultural community and rural charm.
/maɪərzˈvaɪl/
A small town in the United States, located in Boulder County, Colorado. It is situated at the foot of the Rocky Mountains and is known for its history as a stop along the Old Oregon Trail.
/ˌrɑːlɪnˈvɪlv/
A traditional Chinese New Year ornament of a swallow-like shape made of bamboo and covered with a thin layer of beeswax, symbolizing good luck and prosperity.
/ˈbiːswɪŋz/