| BIFLAGELLATE | • biflagellate adj. (Biology) Having two flagella. • biflagellate n. Any organism that has two flagella. • BIFLAGELLATE adj. having two flagella. |
| DINOFLAGELLATE | • dinoflagellate n. Any of many marine protozoa of the phylum Dinoflagellata, which have two flagella. • DINOFLAGELLATE n. a kind of marine protozoan, one of the principal constituents of plankton. |
| DINOFLAGELLATES | • dinoflagellates n. Plural of dinoflagellate. • DINOFLAGELLATE n. a kind of marine protozoan, one of the principal constituents of plankton. |
| FLAGELLANT | • flagellant n. A person who whips themselves or others either as part of a religious penance or for sexual gratification. • flagellant adj. Given to flagellation. • FLAGELLANT n. a person who whips, esp. himself or herself in religious discipline or sexual gratification. |
| FLAGELLANTISM | • flagellantism n. The act of whipping oneself, typically for religious penance or for sexual excitement. • FLAGELLANTISM n. the practice of whipping oneself or another. |
| FLAGELLANTISMS | • flagellantisms n. Plural of flagellantism. • FLAGELLANTISM n. the practice of whipping oneself or another. |
| FLAGELLANTS | • flagellants n. Plural of flagellant. • FLAGELLANT n. a person who whips, esp. himself or herself in religious discipline or sexual gratification. |
| FLAGELLATE | • flagellate v. (Transitive) To whip or scourge. • flagellate v. (Transitive) Of a spermatozoon, to move its tail back and forth. • flagellate adj. Resembling a whip. |
| FLAGELLATED | • flagellated v. Simple past tense and past participle of flagellate. • FLAGELLATE v. to whip; to scourge. |
| FLAGELLATES | • flagellates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of flagellate. • FLAGELLATE v. to whip; to scourge. |
| FLAGELLATING | • flagellating v. Present participle of flagellate. • FLAGELLATE v. to whip; to scourge. |
| FLAGELLATION | • flagellation n. A beating consisting of lashes, notably as corporal punishment or mortification, such as a whipping or scourging. • flagellation n. (Botany) The formation by plants of flagella, or their arrangement. • FLAGELLATION n. the act or practice of flagellating. |
| FLAGELLATIONS | • flagellations n. Plural of flagellation. • FLAGELLATION n. the act or practice of flagellating. |
| FLAGELLATOR | • flagellator n. Someone who flagellates; a whipper. • FLAGELLATOR n. one who engages in flagellation. |
| FLAGELLATORS | • flagellators n. Plural of flagellator. • FLAGELLATOR n. one who engages in flagellation. |
| FLAGELLATORY | • flagellatory adj. Relating to flagellation or whipping. • FLAGELLATORY adj. relating to flagellation. |
| HAEMOFLAGELLATE | • haemoflagellate n. Alternative form of hemoflagellate. • HAEMOFLAGELLATE n. a flagellate protozoan, such as a trypanosome, that is parasitic in the blood, also HEMOFLAGELLATE. |
| HEMOFLAGELLATE | • hemoflagellate n. Any flagellate protozoan that is parasitic in the blood. • HEMOFLAGELLATE n. a flagellate (as a trypanosome) that is a blood parasite, also HAEMOFLAGELLATE. |
| HEMOFLAGELLATES | • hemoflagellates n. Plural of hemoflagellate. • HEMOFLAGELLATE n. a flagellate (as a trypanosome) that is a blood parasite, also HAEMOFLAGELLATE. |
| PHYTOFLAGELLATE | • phytoflagellate n. Any dinoflagellate of the class Phytomastigophorea. • PHYTOFLAGELLATE n. any of various organisms (as dinoflagellates) that have many characteristics in common with typical algae. |