DAY 83 WHY do people do a U turn in the middle of a street and just think everyone will stop for them?

FLOCCULATE

verb, to aggregate or coalesce into small lumps or loose clusters

During fermentation, yeast cells flocculate and either rise to the top or sink to the bottom of the vat!

In the late 16th century, scientists noticed that the loose masses that separated from a solution or suspension through precipitation often resembled tufts of wool, and they began to refer to them as "flocks," using another word for "tufts." (This "flock" is not related to the "flock" that refers to a group of animals, which comes from Old English flock, meaning"crowd" or "band.") About two centuries later, the Late Latin term flocculus found its way into English and was also used with the meaning "a small loosely aggregated mass." By the end of the 19th century, a whole word family had been formed, including the adjective "flocculent," the noun "floccule," and the verb "flocculate."

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karen charlie and enzo