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lipoid

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lipoid /lip·oid/ (lip´oid) fatlike.
lip·oid (lpoid, lpoid)
adj.
Resembling fat; adipoid.
n.
Lipid. No longer in technical use.
lipoid
[lip′oid]
resembling a lipid.
lipoid [lip´oid]
1. fatlike.
2. lipid.
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