cellulose     
  cel·lu·lose  [cellulose cellulosing] BrE [ˈseljuləʊs]  NAmE [ˈseljuloʊs]   noun uncountable  1. a natural substance that forms the cell walls of all plants and trees and is used in making plastics, paper, etc.  2. any  ↑compound  of  cellulose  used in making paint,  ↑lacquer, etc.       Word Origin:    mid 19th cent.: from  French, from  cellule ‘small cell’  +  -ose. 
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