Definition: The quality of being juicy and tender, often used to describe certain plants or foods that have a lot of moisture.

Example: The succulence of the ripe watermelon made it a refreshing treat on a hot day.

Definition: A type of fish that clings to other fish or objects, often found in the Pacific Ocean, and is known for its ability to attach itself to larger marine animals.

Example: The suckfish attached itself to the side of the shark, riding along as it swam.

Definition: A young mammal that feeds on its mother's milk, especially one that has not yet been weaned.

Example: The farmer watched as the suckler calf followed its mother around the field.

Definition: A type of single-celled organism that belongs to a specific class of protozoans, which are attached to surfaces and feed using specialized tentacles. They have a ciliated form when young but lose these features as adults.

Example: The suctorian is known for its unique feeding method using tentacles to absorb nutrients from its surroundings.

Definition: A mass of floating plants and vegetation that can block waterways, commonly found in tropical rivers.

Example: The boat struggled to pass through the thick sudd in the river.

Definition: The process of spreading a liquid over a surface or the condition of being covered with a liquid.

Example: The artist used a technique of suffusion to create a beautiful blend of colors on the canvas.

Definition: Relating to the process of spreading or permeating something, often used in a context where a substance gradually spreads throughout another.

Example: The artist used a suffusive technique to blend colors seamlessly on the canvas.

Definition: A type of tree that produces sweet, edible fruits, often associated with hackberries.

Example: The sugarberry tree in our backyard is full of delicious fruits this season.

Definition: A natural grease that comes from the dried sweat of sheep, which is found in their wool and is rich in potassium salts.

Example: The farmer collected the suint from the sheep's fleece to use as a natural fertilizer.

Definition: Describing something that has deep grooves or furrows, often seen in biological structures like stems or tissues.

Example: The sulcate leaves of the plant help to collect water more efficiently.