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brain coral

 

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Noun brain coral has 1 sense
  1. brain coral - massive reef-building coral having a convoluted and furrowed surface
    --1 is a kind of
    stony coral, madrepore, madriporian coral
    --1 is a member of Maeandra, genus Maeandra

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Term: Brain Coral

Description:

Brain coral refers to a type of coral that belongs to the family Mussidae. This coral gets its name from the brain-like appearance of its ruffled surface. It is typically found in tropical marine waters and plays a crucial role in building coral reefs. Brain coral comes in various sizes, shapes, and colors, and is known for its intricate, maze-like pattern.

Sample Sentences:

1. Noun (Referring to a type of coral):

The brain coral is a colonial organism composed of numerous individual coral polyps living in harmony.

2. Noun (Referring to the physical structure of coral):

The diver marveled at the vibrant colors and complex ridges of the brain coral.

3. Adjective (Describing something resembling brain coral):

The intricate, brain coral formation of the mountain range was a breathtaking sight.

4. Verb (Referring to the action of forming a pattern similar to brain coral):

The artist meticulously brain corals the clay vase, creating an extraordinary texture.

5. Adverb (Referring to an action done in a way resembling brain coral):

The children swam gracefully and fluidly, moving their bodies brain coral-like through the water.

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