Biotical

What do we mean by biotical?

Here you will find one or more explanations in English for the word biotical. Define biotical, biotical synonyms, biotical pronunciation, biotical translation, English dictionary definition of biotical.

It results a living thing. Urban Dictionary

A ‘probiotic aid’ that doesn’t work well for you; and others who expected immediate results. Urban Dictionary

An extremely powerful life force originating from the Italian Chinese American musician known as Wonton Parmesan. Urban Dictionary

Intercourse and other sexual acts with an extremely attractive middle aged Nurse or Doctor. i.e sex with a MILF Nurse or Doctor. Urban Dictionary

A weapon held by an old lady that shoots semen at her allies to heal them and harms enemies by giving them aids Urban Dictionary

A bunch of salty, morally self-righteous people with headaches and psychic powers. Urban Dictionary

Alive, only by process of domestication/artificial selection, and having a mix of biological characteristics which either are not autonomously viable, or would not be selected for, by process of natural selection. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to biotical:
biotical, biblical, biotic, viatical, dietical, biocidal, biotics, bioethical, erotical, biconical, idiotical, istical, exotical, -istical, bibical.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective biotical:
function, functions.

Words that sound like biotical:
poetical, bicycle, piratical, particle, political, pentacle, protocal, heretical, bionicle, booty call, pedicle, poetica, pathetical, viatical, baltica, abbatical, parodical, hieratical, pendicle, buzzkill, biotech, biomedical, binnacle, bottega, belt buckle, bio tech, buckle, protocol, bountiful, biological, biotic, botanical, bicycles, bifocal, buckel, barnicle, boondoggle, buttle, brickle, bestowal, bickle, biodiesel, boudica, bickel, bald eagle, baikal, brickell, bicycler, beitel, brickel, protocole, beach towel, ascetical, bath towel, bold eagle, binocle, bicycled, bus ticket, maieutical, podical.