Words that are spelled similarly to agar:
agar.
Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word agar:
hote, dextrose, carrageenan, agarose, hemolysis, enterococcus, culturing, vibrio, broth, citrate, lactose, tum, gelatin, inoculation, petri, pseudomonas, tsa, salmonella, ferment, mycelium, dilution, streptococcus, glycerol, sucrose, hyphae, pda, incubation, gel, antibiotic, anaerobic, seaweed, antibiotics, yeast, cultured, isolate, bacteria, colonies, jelly, desserts, plates, strains, coli, bacterium, medium, microbiology, selective, glucose, soy, cultivate, pigment, bile, nutrient, slant, isolation, asl, organism, starch, extract, nutrients, bacterial, fungus, dessert, plate, translucent, enriched, hai, convex, potato, viscount, gram, spores, inhibit, organisms, needle, algae, salts, morphology, growth, lyons, diffusion, texture, grow, chocolate, dishes, pierce, indicator, cultures, dish, ellis, nile, smooth, nitrogen, sodium, diameter, cuisine, infected, ingredients, strain, distinguish, detection.
Words that rhyme with agar:
hagar, sager, jager, yeager, rager, vaguer, gager, plaguer, schwarzenegger, schlager, swager, nager, hager, mager, trager, bontrager, schwager, drager, prager, slager, zager, fager, dager, brager, yegor, schwerdtfeger, daigre, frager, krager, meigher, plague her, schrager, tager, wollaeger.
Adjectives that are often used to describe agar:
soft, blood, plain, ordinary, top, blue, sterile, nutrient, solid, selective, dextrose, semisolid, minimal, red, glucose, green, heart, brilliant, synthetic, free, ascitic, standard, powdered, neutral, melted, triple, liquid, lactose, hot, containing, noble, fresh, inoculated, methylene, tryptic, warm, anaerobic, deep, alkaline, salt, seeded, clear, sucrose, glycerine, serum, commercial, japanese, cystine, citrate, glycerin, litmus, washed, bottom, bacto, purified, rabbit, modified, pure, wort, enteric, yolk, meal, double, dry, asparagine, suitable, mannitol, cornmeal, heated, steep, bile, nonnutrient, prepared, moist, enriched, fluid, glycerol, marine, acid, soy, bacteriological, crystal, inhibitory, digest, sloppy, tellurite, nutritive, cooled, nonselective, hardened, potato.
Nouns that are often described by the adjective agar:
plates, plate, cultures, medium, culture, gel, hamilton, colonies, slants, method, tubes, diffusion, streak, gels, electrophoresis, media, mixture, technique, solution, slope, ellis, flakes, bridge, tube, tests, assay, bridges, base, slopes, dilution, robartes, stroke, test, layer, blocks, growth, powder, gelatin, serum, proteinogram, cup, jelly, stab, hydrocolloid, colony, film, collection, solutions, kcl, sol, impressions, shake, dissolves, broth, jellies, tahsil, oil, substrata, peptone, ringer, formation, cent, immunodiffusion, implants, precipitation, overlay, nothing, protein, preparations, microelectrophoresis, preparation, gelatine, plug, slide, interface, suspension, discs, sols, present, assays, films, counts, cultivation.
Consonant match to agar:
ego, eager, ergo, augur, auger, ogre, ago, aga, eger, aggie, egger, eggar, iger, igo, eagar, agie, igou, igoe, a gay, a guy, ag a, ag au, ag e, aggy, ah go, au go, e go, ee go, eeg a, egg a, egg he, egg her, er go, hag a, hag ha, hague a, hague he, hague who, haig a, haig who, he go, her go, hog a, hog eye, hog he, hog who, hogg a, hogg who, hug a, hug he, hug her, hug i, o go, og er, og her, og i, oh go, urgo, who go.
Words that sound like agar:
agar, agere, acre, aker, achor, acher, achr, eager, ogre, oger, auger, egger, agre, augur, eger, iger, agger, eagar, agr, egor, eagre, eiger, eggar, ogr, agor, agur, aiger, aeger, egr, egre, igr, augure, ager, ag, rager, jager, ayer, dager, yeager, hagar, aor, bager, sager, mager, nager, hager, ayr, aig, agy, eor, vaguer, gager, fager, zager, a.r, ayor, yegor, cagar, maigre, a.a, a.g, eiga, occur, ochre, ichor, acker, acr, ocur, ocker, ecker, ocher, oker, icker, ocre, iker, eaker, icr, ikr, oaker, acar, eicher, ocr, uecker, eker, akr, achar, icar, aaker, akre, akker, eqr, ecr, accr, ache, acer, aber, a.c, a.k.a, -ator, achei.
