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tunicate 1. having a tunic.  2. urochordate.
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tunicin a substance resembling cellulose occurring in the body covering of some of the lowest vertebrates, such as the tunicates or ascidians; animal cellulose.
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tuning f. a fork-shaped metal instrument with two tines, which produces harmonic vibration when the tines are struck; used to test hearing by air and bone conduction. See also tuning fork tests, under test.
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tuning fork t.’s hearing tests using a vibrating tuning fork of known frequency as a source of sound. See Bing t., Rinne t., Schwabach t., and Weber's t. (def. 1).
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tunnel d. decompression sickness.
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