protoplasmatic
protoplasmic

The brownish-black stem is up to 0.1 mm thick, thinning to 5 m towards the top and is filled with protoplasmatic scrap material.

On Earth we could have protoplasmic tests made that would tell the story.

Indeed, they are not even based on protoplasmic biological principles.

There was a kinship to protoplasmic life, no matter how distant.

He did not inquire as to the meaning of "protoplasmic."

They're protoplasmic robots who come in a variety of flavors.

Each had more uniquenesses than were ever possible to a protoplasmic creature.

"They never found enough protoplasmic residue in that burnt house for a whole body!"

That boded well for the existence of protoplasmic life there.

Mind, morals, feelings, passions, are to them only protoplasmic changes of.

All we'd get back would be a pile of protoplasmic sludge."

This is the fundamental basis of the protoplasmic theory of life.

Perhaps it was too alien, he thought; thrintun had never made contact with other than protoplasmic life.

I could see those eyes in a shapeless, protoplasmic mass undulating over the dark sea floor.

It was a giant, of a familiar type, too cold for protoplasmic life and probably possessing no stable surface.

For protoplasmic life forms, there are not many habitable planets in the galaxy.

Out of the rent squeezed the protoplasmic organism within.

Pete said loudly, "Yes, and watch out or it'll turn you back into protoplasmic slime."

The body lost all shape and structure, collapsing into liquid, protoplasmic goo.

A human brain in an alien, protoplasmic body!

Today, the whereabouts of your protoplasmic self hardly matters.

By the time he was three-fourths down- Protoplasmic idiots.

It's because you protoplasmic types are such dimwits, is what it is.

Huge colonies of protoplasmic individuals had gradually resolved into the team-forms now familiar.

When it indicated a full dose, he withdrew it from the protoplasmic mass.

A pale protoplasmic copy of distant ancestors who screwed around!"