Tissues

What do we mean by tissues?

Thin, woven, gauze-like fabric.

A fine transparent silk material, used for veils, etc.; specifically, cloth interwoven with gold or silver threads, or embossed with figures.

A sheet of absorbent paper, especially one that is made to be used as tissue paper, toilet paper or a handkerchief.

Absorbent paper as material.

A group of cells similar in origin that function together to do a specific job.

Web; texture; complicated fabrication; connected series.

According to dictionary.com, "A soft, absorbent piece of paper used as toilet paper, a handkerchief, or a towel." IT is generally used to wipe one's nose when snot collects inside one's nostrils. Most tissues can be purchased at your local supermarket or pharmacy, or if you live in a small town at your local general store. Tissue paper can also be used for craftsmaking according to alibaba.com, and Kleenex is the most popular tissue company.Then again, does anyone honestly care what the definition of tissue is? Does anyone actually not know what a tissue is? Sheesh Urban Dictionary

Used after jacking off to help clean up cum Urban Dictionary

Your best friend when your nose needs some lovin'. Urban Dictionary

An aggregation of morphologically similar cells and associated intercellular matter acting together to perform one or more specific functions in the body. There are four basic types of tissue: muscle, nerve, epidermal, and connective. Urban Dictionary

The highest level of disrespect you can show a person. Urban Dictionary

To be used after long nights of halo'ing (see Halo) or pr0ning (see pr0n or circle-jerk). Note: Never to be used on the nose, as your roommate will often use it after halo, and put it back in the box. Thanks Justin. Urban Dictionary

A suitable nickname for any boy that struggles with cope with the stresses that an average four year old girl would cope with. Someone who crys when the going gets even a tiny little bit tough. Urban Dictionary

An "it" who is known as a "hoe". Goes by the name Tissue, possibly has AIDS/Herpes from sucking the GMs dick, in a game called "OdinMS". An attention whore who has no life, googles pictures of "models", and possibly claims that it has a boyfriend in real life. Urban Dictionary

An "it" who is known as a "hoe". Goes by the name Tissue, possibly has AIDS/Herpes from sucking the GMs dick, in a game called "OdinMS". An attention whore who has no life, googles pictures of "models", and possibly claims that it has a boyfriend in real life. Urban Dictionary

A white cloth-like object that we like to use, to cut down trees as an excuse to destroy forests Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to tissues:
tissues, tissue, issues, tissuey, tissued.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word tissues:
testis, adipose, thymus, lymph, connective, spleen, placenta, pancreas, organs, tissue, collagen, adrenal, decompression, cartilage, epithelial, kidneys, skeletal, epithelium, intestine, extracellular, liver, embryonic, gland, lungs, vascular, marrow, glands, muscle, prostate, kidney, inflammation, cells, muscles, inflammatory, nerves, hormones, immune, tumor, metabolic, bone, fatty, glucose, lung, metabolism, organism, enzymes, nervous, hormone, organisms, peripheral, receptor, receptors, nutrients, brain, breast, lesions, skin, oxygen, cellular, expression, differentiation, blood, physiological, diffusion, proteins, protein, cardiac, therapeutic, infection, cell, plasma, bacterial, spinal, neurons, nitrogen, tooth, signaling, acids, tract, enzyme, stem, mice, bacteria, nodes, calcium, infected, neural, gene, coral, activation, nerve, bones, fat, pathway, imaging, amino, molecules, genes, gases, symptoms.

Words that rhyme with tissues:
lose, choose, abuse, muse, recuse, peruse, news, diffuse, ruse, whose, refuse, fuse, cruise, excuse, accuse, defuse, shoes, infuse, bruise, ooze, confuse, issues, amuse, blues, booze, snooze, suffuse, reuse, chartreuse, disabuse, misuse, bemuse, schmooze, youse, enthuse, cruse, cruze, hughes, cues, overuse, dues, cruz, ensues, roose, eschews, sous, trews, meuse, loos, syracuse, views, revenues, boos, andrews, kangaroos, druze, tattoos, druse, hues, avenues, soyuz, statues, roos, jews, ewes, lewes, ques, tewes, shmooze, clues, woos, queues, flews, slews, transfuse, reviews, screws, zoos, chuse, luse, brews, hindus, residues, crews, toulouse, taboos, goos, gurus, hairdos, booz, canoes, pews, accrues, creuse, hews, horseshoes, thews, clews, moos, dews.

Adjectives that are often used to describe tissues:
soft, other, normal, various, connective, subcutaneous, different, human, peripheral, adjacent, most, deeper, mammalian, oral, hard, fetal, periodontal, nervous, lymphoid, embryonic, infected, epithelial, deep, healthy, fibrous, biological, superficial, muscular, diseased, affected, dental, ocular, neural, maternal, inflamed, somatic, delicate, dead, interstitial, sensitive, injured, skeletal, facial, periapical, fresh, animal, specialized, cerebral, vascular, extrahepatic, fixed, orbital, isolated, cellular, secondary, solid, excitable, reproductive, periarticular, calcified, fat, mucosal, lymphatic, neoplastic, elastic, gingival, malignant, forming, vital, embedded, cardiac, loose, involved, necrotic, woody, endocrine, cutaneous, retroperitoneal, associated, intact, glandular, neighboring.

Consonant match to tissues:
tushes, tash is, tasha is, tish is, toe shoes.

Words that sound like tissues:
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