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semen

Definition for semen

noun as in seed

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For men, the cornerstone of the fertility evaluation is semen analysis, and there are a number of ways to assess sperm.

Crime labs that have long pulled DNA from blood or semen have been pushing the frontiers of forensics by teasing genetic material from ever tinier and more challenging samples, such as sneaker sweat.

Perez Hilton has stopped doodling semen over the faces of the women he blogs about.

From Vox

If the flies have previously eaten human blood or semen or saliva, there can be DNA from that person that gets pooped out by the fly.

It’s a logistical challenge the country’s bull semen industry is familiar with and wants to help solve.

From Quartz

Tina Kold Jensen, et al. “Caffeine Intake and Semen Quality in a Population of 2,554 Young Danish Men.”

John Meeker, et al. “Semen Quality and Sperm DNA Damage in Relation to Urinary Bisphenol A Among Men From an Infertility Clinic.”

Responderunt: "Semen Abrahæ sumus, et nemini servimus unquam."

Semen est sanguis Christianorum—The blood of us Christians is seed.

"Hold on, Uncle Semen; let him finish," said the old man in an impressive basso.

Murazov looked at Khlobuev, and added: "Semen Semenovitch, you are deceiving both yourself and me."

Responderunt: Semen Abrahae sumus et nemini servimus unquam.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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