gill|gills in English

noun

[dʒɪl]

breathing organ of fish and other aquatic animals; unit of capacity equal to one fourth of a pint (1.183 deciliters)

Use "gill|gills" in a sentence

1. Chanterelles have an overall golden orange color, shallow gill ridges instead of deep true gills and white inner flesh.

2. Branchiopods have gills on most of the animals' appendages, including some of the mouthparts.The name means "gill-foot".

3. Most batoids have five ventral slot-like body openings called gill slits that lead from the gills, but the Hexatrygonidae have six.

4. Branchio-, Branchi- (Greek: gills) aBranchial aBranchiate (not comparable) Without gills; no gills: An example of an aBranchiate mammal is a whale

5. Gills or Branchiae: (i) Occurrence: The gills are the respiratory organs of aquatic arthropods

6. Well, you better grow gills.

7. Branchial definition, of or relating to gills or to the homologous, embryonic parts in animals without gills

8. Smell of gills and abdominal cavity

9. A little green around the gills.

10. Cephalopod Gill Morphology Richard E

11. Every Jack has his Jill / Gill.

12. The gills kneading quietly, and the pectorals.

13. Branchia, an Ancient Greek word for gills

14. 3 Gill had an extraordinary, incandescent personality.

15. Sediment also clogs the gills of fishes.

16. The restaurant was packed to the gills.

17. Fish take in oxygen through their gills.

18. Gill had an extraordinary, incandescent personality.

19. All varieties of Chanterelles have false gills, but this variety has virtually no "gills" on the underside

20. It gets in the gills of fish.

21. 4 Gill had an extraordinary, incandescent personality.

22. Han-Gill Park founded Atomy Co., Ltd

23. 11 Every Jack has his Jill / Gill.

24. Arthropodan characteristics: Tracheal gills are present for respiration

25. Gill speaks in a quiet Irish brogue.