Cellules [noun]

Then, with visions of "cellule" for every one concerned, four or five men sprang to pick up the champion.

As it was, he escaped with the penalty for a night visit to the Arab quarter: eight days cellule.

This secondary conidium can sometimes engender a third cellule by a similar process.

For cellule means hunger and emaciation—awful hunger and awful emaciation.

Next comes "cellule," solitary confinement on starvation diet.

She flies from cellule to cellule, and in each deposits an egg.

The cellule composed only of protoplasm and a nucleus possesses the very same faculty.

On et dit le fond d'un puits qui servait de prau cette cellule souterraine, et par lequel tombait un peu d'air et de clart.

Cytoblast, sī′to-blast, n. the nucleus or germinal spot of a cellule, from which the organic cell is developed.

They are rectangular towerlike shrines with porches and a single cellule within.