Adjective:

ਫਾਸਿਲ,

fossilised's Usage Examples:

colloquialisms and catch phrases, fossilised jokes and puns, general nicknames, vulgarisms and such Americanisms as have been naturalised.

fossilised embryos have been found in female specimens and ossified pelvic claspers found in males.

Despite being one of the most successful actors of Tamil cinema during his time, Gemini Ganesan was criticised for being fossilised in one type of portrayal, as most of his films were typically boy meets girl romantic films.

use of fossilised faeces in reconstructing ecosystems, coining the term coprolites.

colloquialisms and catch phrases, fossilised jokes and puns, general nicknames, vulgarisms and such Americanisms as have been naturalised (8 ed.

For example, an elderly man was accompanied by 5 fox jawbones, an arrowhead, a fossilised seashell, and several pierced dog teeth.

Orestovia is a lower-middle Devonian thallophyte known from fossilised cuticle, cutinite.

vaimoi|ne|en" "he arrived together with his beautiful wife" or "wives" The prolative is almost exclusively found in a few fossilised forms in modern Finnish.

Spilsbury sent the whole in 1832 to the antiquarian James Prinsep in Calcutta, who realised that they were fossilised bones and then sent them back to Sleeman.

Find sources: "Taxonomy of commonly fossilised invertebrates" – news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR (July 2011).

The Sudreys became Sodor, which was fossilised in the name of the Diocese, long after it ceased to have any authority over the Scottish Islands.

the study of body fossils, tracks (ichnites), burrows, cast-off parts, fossilised feces (coprolites), palynomorphs and chemical residues.

recognised, including: regurgitalites (fossilised remains of vomit or other regurgitated objects such as owl pellets); cololites (intestinal contents); and gastrolites.

Synonyms:

ossified, fossilized, inflexible,

Antonyms:

adaptable, compromising, elastic, flexible,