secrete

secrete /se·crete/ (se-krēt´) to elaborate and release a secretion.

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se·crete (s-krt)

v.

To generate and separate a substance from cells or bodily fluids.

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secrete.

See secretion.

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secrete [se-krēt´]

to synthesize and release a substance.

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secrete (sikrēt´),

v to discharge or empty a substance into the bloodstream or a cavity or onto the surface of the body. The substance secreted is called a
secretion. Glands that secrete internally are
endocrine or
ductless glands; glands that secrete into a cavity or onto the surface are
exocrine or
duct glands.

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secrete

to synthesize and release a substance.

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Patient discussion about secrete.

Q. What's the secret to looking good and fit? My friend who regularly visits my beauty parlor became very slim within 3 months. To be honest I am jealous of her. What's the secret to looking good and fit?

A. the answer is that there is no secret. you need to be consistent with your eating and exercise.

Q. how do celebrities look so thin and beautiful? what is their secret?

A. and all sorts of liposuctions and esthetic surgery...