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
- foppishnesses
- foppy
- fops
- FOQ
- for
- for (all) practical purposes
- for (quite) some time
- for (the) want of
- for a change
- for a count of
- for a dare
- for a good purpose
- for a lark
- for a laugh
- for a loop
- for a loss
- for a rainy day
- for a song
- for a start
- for all
- for all (someone) cares
- for all cares
- for all intents and purposes
- for all one is worth
- for all one knows