ectoplasm
ectoplasm
Definition
ecto·plasm (ek′tō plaz′əm, -tə-)
ec′to·plas′·mic adjective
ectoplasm
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- produce: Sold complete with her own night vision camera, for catching fake mediums producing fake ectoplasm from their corsets.
- call: This stuff, solid enough to enable one to touch and to photograph, has been called the ectoplasm.
- form: He proposed that as the endoplasm to ectoplasm transformation took place, the forming ectoplasm contracted pulling the cell forward ( Figure 3A ).
- make: Anthony Gillon friggin ' wierd MC homer How the hell do you make ectoplasm from spunk?
Adjective modifier
- verbal: Described elsewhere as ' verbal ectoplasm ' - a perfect interpretation.
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