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1. amyloid
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2. AmyloidAmyloids are insoluble fibrous protein aggregates sharing... Read more
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1. amylopectin
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2. AmylopectinAmylopectin is a soluble polysaccharide and highly branch... Read more
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1. amylaseBiochemistry, From German “Amylase”
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2. AmylaseAmylase /ˈæmɪleɪz/ is an enzyme that catalyses the breakd... Read more
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1. friend (esp. male)From Spanish; Castilian “amigo”
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2. Amigo
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1. amylose
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2. AmyloseAmylose is a linear polymer made up of D-glucose units. T... Read more
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1. amuse-boucheFood, cooking, Abbreviation, See also アミューズブーシュ
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2. amusementRare term
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3. Amuse, Inc.Amuse, Inc. is a Japanese entertainment company that prov... Read more
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1. amino-sugar
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2. Amino sugarIn chemistry, an amino sugar contains an amine group in p... Read more
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1. ethyl aminobenzoate
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2. BenzocaineBenzocaine is a local anesthetic commonly used as a topic... Read more
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1. amicetin (antibiotic)Pharmacology
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1. Jersey cow mushroom (Suillus bovinus); bovine boleteUsually written using kana alone
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網茸 【あみたけ】
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1. netting needleUsually written using kana alone
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網針 【あみばり】
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阿弥陀
Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.), Godan verb with 'ru' ending
1. to wear (one's hat) on the back of one's headUsually written using kana alone, See also 阿弥陀被り
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あみだに被る 【あみだにかぶる】阿弥陀に被る 【あみだにかぶる】
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あみ 網入
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1. wired glass; wire-reinforced glass
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網入ガラス 【あみいりガラス】網入硝子 【あみいりガラス】
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あみ
Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.), Godan verb with 'ru' ending
1. to slip through the dragnet
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網の目を潜る 【あみのめをくぐる】
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あみかぜ
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1. you can't catch the wind with a netProverb
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