marrow
- noun
- /ˈmɛroʊ/
- Cristina was scheduled for the bone marrow transplant in May of 1995.
- bone marrow
- marrow cells
- bone marrow transplantation
I like to suck the marrow as it goes.
- I like to suck the marrow as it goes.
- They are really devastating diseases, bone marrow failure and lung diseases.
- They drilled through the crust of his skin, past the blood of his mantle to get at the sweet marrow of his bones.
- People legally sell blood, plasma, sperm, eggs, bone marrow.
- And you know, while I'm at it, sign up on the bone marrow registry.
- There's one other human I know that loves bone marrow as much as you do, and that's Joe Rogan.
- In fact, it's based on this bone marrow cell transplantation where this the first study was done.
- She had a bone marrow transplant.
- What's different about cell therapy is we're not wiping out your bone marrow with drugs before we give you cells back.
Examples
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And in December, he got his bone marrow transplant and he's recovering.
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The chef seasoned the soup with roasted bones to extract the rich flavor of the marrow.
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There are more than five pounds of marrow in the human body.
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This is bone marrow blood.
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I like to suck the marrow as it goes.
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It's a lot to ask of someone to donate their bone marrow.
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After her cancer returned for a third time, she was preparing for a second bone marrow transplant.
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Some people have a very severe form of leukemia and therefore their bone marrow stem cells have to be removed.
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Research has shown that bone marrow injected into broken bones can speed the healing.
Academic text (2012) -
The stem cells are taken from the person's bone marrow or umbilical cord at birth.
Academic text (2012)
Synonyms
Soft, fatty part inside bones that makes blood cells for the body
Soft, spongy part inside some bones that makes red blood cells
Soft part inside bones that makes red blood cells
Idioms
Compounds
A dark green squash with light patches used in Mediterranean cooking
- Specialized
Tissue inside the hollow part of long bones in adults that stores fat
- Specialized
The soft material inside long bones of adults that is yellow because it stores fat
Surface Forms
Etymology
Marrow comes from an old English word mearg meaning 'soft inside'. That's why marrow is the soft, fatty tissue found inside bones today.