Sperm

  • 1sperm — sperm·ine; sperm·ism; sperm·ist; sperm·oviduct; zoo·sperm; zy·go·sperm; agamo·sperm·ous; peri·sperm·al; …

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  • 2Sperm — Sperm …

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  • 3Sperm — Studioalbum von Oomph! Veröffentlichung 1994 Label Noise Records …

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  • 4Sperm — Sperm, n.[Contr. fr. spermaceti.] Spermaceti. [1913 Webster] {Sperm oil}, a fatty oil found as a liquid, with spermaceti, in the head cavities of the sperm whale. {Sperm whale}. (Zo[ o]l.) See in the Vocabulary. [1913 Webster] …

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  • 5sperm — [spə:m US spə:rm] n plural sperm or sperms [Date: 1300 1400; : Late Latin; Origin: sperma, from Greek, seed ] 1.) also sperm cell a cell produced by the sex organs of a male person or animal, which is able to join with the female egg to …

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  • 6Sperm — Sperm, n.[F. sperme, L. sperma, Gr. ???, ???, from ???? to sow. Cf. {Spore}.] (Physiol.) The male fecundating fluid; semen. See {Semen}. [1913 Webster] {Sperm cell} (Physiol.), one of the cells from which the spermatozoids are developed. {Sperm… …

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  • 7Sperm — LP de Oomph! Publicación 1994 Grabación 1994 Género(s) Metal industrial Discográfica …

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  • 8sperm — sperm1 [spʉrm] n. [ME sperme < MFr esperme < LL sperma < Gr, seed, germ < speirein, to sow, scatter: for IE base see SPARK1] 1. the male generative fluid; semen pl. sperm or sperms 2. a male gamete, esp. a spermatozoon rather than a… …

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  • 9sperm — [ spɜrm ] (plural sperm) noun count a cell from a man that FERTILIZES the egg inside a woman s body and makes her pregnant a. uncount INFORMAL the liquid from a man s PENIS that contains sperm: SEMEN …

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  • 10sperm — (n.) late 14c., probably from O.Fr. esperme, from L.L. sperma seed, semen, from Gk. sperma seed, from speirein to sow, scatter, from PIE *sper to strew (see SPROUT (Cf. sprout)). Sperm bank is attested from 1963 …

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