turbinate

IPA: tˈɝbɪneɪt

Examples of "turbinate" in Sentences

Twikanrozex sucked the last liquid from the bottom of his nearly empty turbinate.
This shell, as already has been said, may have one valve, or two valves, or be turbinate.
Those with turbinate shells may, indeed, after a certain fashion be said to resemble bivalves.
Purpuras and Whelks, and all other Testacea that have turbinate shells, in structure resemble the Sea-snail.
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For there are those with turbinate shells, of which some have just been mentioned; and, besides these, there are bivalves and univalves.
The human gnawed on a stratified pulpy compaction called a sandwich, while Pilwondepat chewed jheru - flavored food pellets and sipped from his turbinate juice bottle.
For here the two extremities are brought together by a curve, as if one were to bend the straight line marked E until D came close to Such, then, is the disposition of the internal parts; and round these, in the Cephalopoda, is placed the sac (in the Poulps alone called a head), and, in the Testacea, the turbinate shell which corresponds to the sac.