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endoblast
endoblast n. 
/ˈɛndəblast/,
Brit. /ˈɛndəblɑːst/
, /ˈɛndəblɑːst//ˈɛndəblast/U.S. /ˈɛndəˌblæst/
Biology = hypoblast n. 2; = entoblast n./ˈɛndəˌblæst/ΚΠ
1895 Cambr. Nat. Hist. V. 149 The blastoderm differentiates into Ectoblast and Endoblast; this latter undergoing a further differentiation into Coeloblast and Myoblast.
1928 G. H. Carpenter Biol. Insects vii. 152 The insinking of a mass of cells (‘middle plate’) along the axis of the germ-band to form a lower layer (endoblast).
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as lemmas
- to take the likeness
- to take the little veil
- to take the long view
- to take the manner to
- to take the manners to
- to take the mantle and the ring
- to take the mate
- to take the measure
- to take the measure of
- to take the measures
- to take the met of a person's foot
- to take the michael
- to take the michael out of
- to take the mick
- to take the mick out of
- to take the mickey
- to take the mickey out of
- to take the mike out of
- to take the mitten
- to take the money and run
- to take the monkey off one's back
- to take the mound
- to take the nap
- to take the necessary steps
- to take the new ball