proteus

IPA: prˈoʊtiʌs

Any of many gram-negative bacteria, of the genus Proteus, several of which are responsible for human infections.
(Greek mythology) A sea god who could change his shape at will.
(astronomy) The sixth satellite of the planet Neptune

Examples of "proteus" in Sentences

Proteus say that it wants a child.
Proteus in literature and psychology.
Larissa and Proteus do not generate rings.
Proteus is the name of a group of bacteria.
Blindfold is revealed to be possessed by Proteus.
And no, Proteus is not right to put it back here.
Proteus Syndrome Foundation www. proteus-syndrome.org
Proteus , an extremely powerful and destructive mutant.
On-screen, a black swarm was imploding an amoeba proteus.
It is of course important to mention Proteus in the text...
Proteus is the largest of the regular prograde satellites of Neptune.
Proteus is the name of an expansion for the collectible card game Netrunner.
To learn more about Proteus syndrome and Proteus-like syndrome, please visit www. proteus-syndrome.org.
I would love to get the eva pod and proteus PLEASE, my address starridder@yahoo. co.uk thank you so much! william.
You might also like to ask him how complex specified information is measured, what the units are, and if there is more in an Amoeba proteus,a human or a potted begonia.
And, then, there's the discussion of the Ohio "proteus," which appears to puzzle the editor, who doesn't seem aware that "proteus" was commonly used historically as a generic term for aquatic salamanders.
Plaintiff contends she is a cyborg, and that she received most of the information which forms the basis for her complaint, through "proteus", which I read to be some silent, telepathic form of communication.