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Meanings of germy in English
Full of germs or pathological microorganisms.
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Examples for "germfree"
Examples for "germfree"
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Similar effects were seen in germfree mice.
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An even more pronounced effect was obtained when formolized S. faecalis cells were applied intraperitoneally to germfree piglets.
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This treatment elevated the phagocytosis index also in conventional piglets, as well as in germfree piglets previously given cyclophosphamide.
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Transplantation experiments in germfree mice indicate that MHC-mediated differences in microbiota composition are sufficient to explain susceptibility to enteric infection.
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We have much time for anyone who declares X-Ray Spex's 1978 album Germfree Adolescents to be their all-time favourite.
Usage of germy in English
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It must be horribly germy, Robert.
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Yes, iBeacon could spell the end of paging through germy old issues of People magazine before your doctor's appointment.
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Suddenly, a card menu that gets passed through the germy hands of one customer to the next doesn't seem so appealing.
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Might the rubbing of one's face with germy digits come from primal urges that blossomed on our branch of the tree of life?
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Dell also has extras available for the netbook, such as a shoulder strap and an anti-microbial keyboard (perfect for germy little paws).
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"That thing is germy!" But Mona had already put it on her head.