spongy

a soft, spongy blanket of moss.

drank the fresh air; spongy earth that drank up the rain.

The smallest veins are in direct contact with chlorenchyma, both palisade and spongy tissue.

diplophyll n. a leaf having palisade tissue on upper and lower side with intermedial spongy parenchyma tissue.

abaxial surface with indumentum 2-layered, upper layer fulvous, spongy, lower layer appressed, whitish, epidermis epapillate;

Some common troubles such as poor throwing power,burnt deposit on rim,dull gray coating,piebaldism,blue film,hazy deposit,spongy surface and roughness in decorative chromium plating were summarized.

The trabeculae are like a framework of beams that give structural support to the spongy bone.

Have you noticed how porous or spongy good bread is?

He orders his own loaf of the spongy bread.

So you get quite a nice spongy texture to it.

Bone marrow's a soft and spongy tissue found inside some bones.

And it's got a little bit of spongy give there. Oh!

As it happens, the most well-characterized one is used to make diapers spongy.

So that's how these spongy organs keep our bodies efficiently supplied with air.

In contrast, the claw, because it is made of bone has a somewhat spongy texture.

Bone marrow is the spongy tissue inside your bones where your blood cells are created.