n. 1 a soft thin usually translucent paper; 2 part of an organism consisting of an aggregate of cells having a similar structure and function
Please use a tissue when you blow your nose.
Please use a tissue when you blow your nose.
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The abnormal tissue was taken to the histology expert for analysis.
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The lachrymose mourners required a steady supply of tissue.
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Muscle tissue can contract or shorten.
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The tissue around the wound necrosed.
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Your retina is tissue lining located at the back of the eye.
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Bone tissue is connective tissue.
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Cancellous bone is one of two types of osseous tissue that form bones.
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Muscle tissue carries out movement and nervous tissue directs the process.
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Pipe smoking can harm thebuccolingual tissue.
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The ciliary body is the circumferential tissue inside the eye.
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You ret the flax by soaking to loosen the fiber from the woody tissue.
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There was damage to the myocardial tissue.
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What did Mary Lou find wrapped in tissue paper in Carl Ray's drawer?
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What type of electrons cause tissue paper to stick to a comb?
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kleenex; thin paper; body part
cardboard
2 syllables
tis-sue
issue
tissue
reissue
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