cytophore
noun
cy·to·phore
plural -s
: the residual mass of cytoplasm associated with each cluster of spermatozoa in certain invertebrates
Word History
Etymology
French, from cyt- + -phore
- the breadline
- the brink
- the briny
- the British
- the bronx
- the Bronze Age
- the brunt of
- the brush-off
- the buck stops here
- the buck stops here with me
- the buddy system
- the bug
- the bulk
- the bum's rush
- the burbs
- the bush
- the business
- the business end
- the call of nature
- the calm before the storm
- the calm/lull before the storm
- the can
- the cane
- the Capitol
- the case