Tissue

Common misspellings for tissue:

tussar, timse, tissie, tisues, tisssues, rissue, tissur, diseae, disguie, tosave, tiisue, siiue, isuue, sissue, tiwce, dissue, tassle, tosse, issie, iissue, issu, isssue, issuue, tiissue, nassue, isseu, hiosue, issuie, tisses, tiersum, tissuess, iussue, tohse, dissove, iossue, diesae, issuee, itssue, diosce, tassie, issuew, dissuse, tussues, tsure, virsue, tuissue, issiue, tussue, toosie, tissuse, touse, tsuuji, dihse, tosee, tissure, ossue, isseue, tgise, issua, aissue, tisse, tisue, iisue, tediouse, tiuues, issuw, tissu, discuee, eissue, issuea, tissued, tiwice, fissur, tisssue, tishue, dissus, tissus, missue, sisue, tirsome, disseve, eisue, tishu, tisuue, theissue, disaude, dissie, dissey, lssue, tisuse, tsssues, t ease, ta ease, t issue, ta issue, t odds, ta odds, t sea, ta sea, taxia, taaxia, taxic, taaxic, taaxy, thetosis, tahetosis, tahos, toxic, taoxic, tsugewi, tasugewi, tatach, ttache, tatache, ttache case, tatache case, ttack, tatack, ttic, ttica, tatica, gissue, yissue, 6issue, 5issue, tjssue, tkssue, tossue, t9ssue, t8ssue, tiasue, tizsue, tixsue, tidsue, tiesue, tiwsue, tisaue, tiszue, tisxue, tisdue, tiseue, tiswue, tissye, tisshe, tissje, tiss8e, tiss7e, tissuw, tissud, tissu4, tissu3, rtissue, trissue, ftissue, tfissue, gtissue, tgissue, ytissue, tyissue, 6tissue, t6issue, 5tissue, t5issue, tiussue, tjissue, tijssue, tkissue, tikssue, toissue, tiossue, t9issue, ti9ssue, t8issue, ti8ssue, tiassue, tisasue, tizssue, tiszsue, tixssue, tisxsue, tidssue, tisdsue, tiessue, tisesue, tiwssue, tiswsue, tissaue, tisszue, tissxue, tissdue, tisseue, tisswue, tissyue, tissuye, tisshue, tissuhe, tissjue, tissuje, tissiue, tissuie, tiss8ue, tissu8e, tiss7ue, tissu7e, tissuwe, tissuew, tissues, tissude, tissuer, tissu4e, tissue4, tissu3e, tissue3, tssue, tsisue, tissue, tisseu, ttissue, tissuue, tissuee, 4issue, pissue, vissue, tyssue, tassue, tmssue, thssue, ti3sue, ticsue, tiqsue, tirsue, tis3ue, tiscue, tisrue, tiss5e, tissee, tissqe, tisswe, tisste, tissuu, tissum, tissua, tissug, tayessue, teyessue, ti ssue, tis sue, tiss ue, tissu e.

Definition of tissue:

To form tissue of; to interweave.
To form, as tissue: to interweave: to variegate.
To form tissue; to interweave; to variegate.
a part of an organism consisting of an aggregate of cells having a similar structure and function
a soft thin ( usually translucent) paper
create a piece of cloth by interlacing strands of fabric, such as wool or cotton; " tissue textiles"
A fine transparent silk stuff, used for veils, etc.; specifically, cloth interwoven with gold or silver threads, or embossed with figures.
One of the elementary materials or fibres, having a uniform structure and a specialized function, of which ordinary animals and plants are composed; a texture; as, epithelial tissue; connective tissue.
Fig.: Web; texture; complicated fabrication; connected series; as, a tissue of forgeries, or of falsehood.
A collection of cells or derivatives of cells, forming a definite structure.
A web or structure resembling a web.
Cloth interwoven with gold or silver, or with figured colors: ( anat.) the substance of which organs are composed: a connected series.
Texture; cloth interwoven with gold or silver; in anatomy, substance of which organs are composed; connected series.
Biol. One of the elementary fabrics of which an organ is composed.
Any light or gauzy woven stuff.
Cloth interwoven with gold or silver, or with figured colours; texture or organization of parts; a connected series.
Any woven stuff; cloth interwoven with figured colours, or with gold or silver thread; any thin and delicate texture or fabric; in anat. or bot., the minute elementary structures of which organs are composed; a connected series; a collection; a mass.
The fundamental structure of which animal and plant organs are composed. See adipose, areolar, collenchyma, connective, cork, elastic, fibrous, lymphoid, mucous, muscular, nervous, parenchyma, reticular, sclerenchyma, sieve, tracheal, vascular.
[ French] The fundamental structure of which animal and plant organs are composed. See adipose, areolar, collenchyma, connective, cork, elastic, fibrous, lymphoid, mucous, muscular, nervous, parenchyma, reticular, sclerenchyma, sieve, tracheal, vascular( biol.).

Usage examples for tissue

She untied the knot, and carefully lifted the tissue, looking at the sketch. At the Mercy of Tiberius by August Evans Wilson
And they never came out until they had torn the tissue paper all to pieces and left it lying on the ground. The Mexican Twins by Lucy Fitch Perkins
The good- natured artist accordingly went to work, and before evening he had converted the piece of coarse linen into a picture compared to which cloth of gold or the finest tissue of the East would be accounted worthless. Anecdotes of Painters, Engravers, Sculptors and Architects and Curiosities of Art (Vol. 3 of 3) by S. Spooner
As fast as destroyed, the tissue becomes white. A Practical Physiology by Albert F. Blaisdell