Lemmas found: 77
Able to speak or use two languages.
Relating to a person's physical constitution or general bodily makeup.
No longer existing because all members of a species or group have died.
Producing flowers; in bloom.
Preserved as or relating to a fossil.
Relating to genes, heredity, or the transmission of characteristics from parents to offspring.
Made in a factory or by an industrial process rather than occurring naturally.
Living in or occurring in the sea or ocean.
In grammar, belonging to a gender category traditionally associated with male beings, or having a form used for that category.
Relating to, involving, or consisting of muscles.
Active mainly or exclusively at night, especially of an animal or plant.
Relating to the nucleus of a cell.
Relating to, derived from, or characteristic of living organisms.
Relating to the production of offspring or to the biological processes and organs involved in producing offspring.
Capable of reproducing or producing offspring.
Relating to or characteristic of birds.
Relating to plants or the scientific study of plants.
Feeding mainly or exclusively on animals or animal flesh.
Relating to the brain, especially the cerebrum.
Relating to the movement of blood through the heart and blood vessels, or to the body's circulatory system.
Having ears or ear-like parts, especially of a specified kind or number.
Relating to, consisting of, or characteristic of epithelium, the tissue that covers body surfaces, lines internal cavities, and forms many glands.
Having fins or fin-like structures.
Containing or consisting of substantial soft flesh or pulp, especially a plant part or fruit.
Unable to fly, especially because of lacking the physical ability to fly; used chiefly of birds and some insects.
Relating to, caused by, or characteristic of a fungus or fungi.
Having the characteristics of a herb; nonwoody, with a soft stem that usually dies back after the growing season.
Feeding mainly or exclusively on plants.
Relating to, resembling, or characteristic of a larva or the larval stage of an animal.
Derived from a single common ancestral group and including all of its descendants; describing a taxonomic group that forms a complete clade.
Relating to nutrition, especially the nourishment and health effects provided by food.
Relating to a taxonomic group that includes a common ancestor and some, but not all, of its descendants.
Living in or on another organism and obtaining food or other benefits from it, usually while harming the host.
Relating specifically to the bony pelvis or its anatomical structures, especially in medical or anatomical terminology.
Of a plant, living for more than two years and typically flowering repeatedly.
Relating to the evolutionary history and relationships of organisms or other biological groups.
Relating to, belonging to, or involving the placenta.
Relating to, forming, or resembling a skeleton or the bones that support a body.
Relating to, situated in, or forming the spine or spinal column.
Relating to the spinal cord.
Involving or characterized by a close, usually mutually beneficial relationship between different organisms.
Relating to the thyroid gland or its hormones.
Having or showing toes of a specified kind or number.
Relating to urine or the organs and processes involved in producing and excreting urine.
Relating to, containing, or consisting of vessels that carry fluids, especially blood vessels in the body or conducting tissues in plants.
Relating to, forming, or belonging to a vertebra or the vertebral column (spine).
Having a backbone or spinal column; belonging to the group of animals with backbones.
Brought into existence by birth; having been born.
Relating to the science of the motion, behavior, and effects of projectiles, especially bullets, shells, and missiles.
Describing a person whose gender identity differs from the sex they were assigned at birth.