| LOCULATION | • loculation n. (Medicine) The localized failure of a region to drain fluids, resulting in an enlarged mass. • LOCULATION n. the state of being locular. |
| INOCULATING | • inoculating v. Present participle of inoculate. • INOCULATE v. to introduce (e.g. bacteria, a virus) into an organism. |
| INOCULATION | • inoculation n. (Immunology) The introduction of an antigenic substance or vaccine into the body to produce immunity… • inoculation n. (Microbiology) The introduction of a microorganism into a culture medium. • inoculation n. The insertion of the buds of one plant into another; grafting. |
| INOCULATIVE | • inoculative adj. Relating to inoculation. • INOCULATIVE adj. serving to inoculate. |
| LOCULATIONS | • loculations n. Plural of loculation. • LOCULATION n. the state of being locular. |
| INOCULATIONS | • inoculations n. Plural of inoculation. • INOCULATION n. the act of inoculating. |
| REINOCULATING | • reinoculating v. Present participle of reinoculate. • REINOCULATE v. to inoculate again. |
| REINOCULATION | • reinoculation n. Inoculation again or anew. • REINOCULATION n. the act of reinoculating. |
| REINOCULATIONS | • reinoculations n. Plural of reinoculation. • REINOCULATION n. the act of reinoculating. |
| AUTOINOCULATION | • autoinoculation n. Inoculation into oneself (as of modified cells). • autoinoculation n. (Pathology) The spread of a disease to another part of the body via inoculation. • AUTOINOCULATION n. self-inoculation. |
| POSTINOCULATION | • postinoculation adj. Following inoculation. • POSTINOCULATION adj. taking place after inoculation. |