tissue
/ˈtɪʃu/
verb
- To wrap or cover something with tissue paper.
- He tissued the fragile vase and placed it in the crate.
- She tissued each ornament carefully before putting it in the box.
- The florist tissued the bouquet to protect the petals.
noun
- Soft, thin paper used for cleaning, wiping, or as a handkerchief.
- She grabbed a tissue to blow her nose.
- I always keep a box of tissues on my desk.
- He wiped his glasses with a tissue.
- A group of similar cells in a plant or animal that work together to perform a specific function.
- Plants have different types of tissue, such as xylem and phloem.
- Muscle tissue helps the body move.
- The doctor removed a sample of tissue for testing.
- A thin, soft, often decorative paper used for wrapping or crafting.
- She wrapped the gift in colorful tissue paper.
- The store sells tissue for packing fragile items.
- He used tissue to stuff the inside of the hat for shape.
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