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Definitions from the WebTerm: ScyphusNoun - Biology:A scyphus is a cup-shaped structure found in certain marine organisms, such as jellyfish and sea anemones. It is typically formed by layers of tissue and is used for various physiological functions. Example sentence: The scyphus of the jellyfish was beautifully translucent and shimmered in the sunlight. Related products on Amazon: Marine Biology Textbook, Jellyfish Plush Toy Noun - Botany:In botany, a scyphus refers to a small cup-like structure that surrounds the base of certain flowers, serving as a protective or supporting element. Example sentence: The scyphus of the lily flower provided a sturdy foundation for the delicate petals. Related products on Amazon: Botany Books, Lily Flower Seeds Noun - Archaeology:In archaeology, a scyphus is a type of ancient drinking vessel or cup, usually made of pottery and often found in Roman or Greek excavations. Example sentence: The museum displayed an intricately decorated scyphus that was unearthed from an ancient Roman site. Related products on Amazon: Archaeology Books, Roman Pottery Replicas Adjective:When used as an adjective, scyphus can describe something that relates to the shape or characteristics of a cup-like structure. Example sentence: The scyphus shape of the mushroom cap caught the attention of the botanist. Related products on Amazon: Mycology Books, Cup-Shaped Mug | ||||
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