Crossword clues for biodegrade
Wiktionary
vb. to decompose as a result of biological action, especially by microorganisms
Usage examples of "biodegrade".
His boots rattled into a cache of old cans and bottles, rotting away and biodegrading with an infinite slowness since the distant years of predark.
Fortunately, Starfleet's flash-pack field rations heated automatically when opened and the containers completely biodegraded two hours after being activated.
Another syringe in the pack had a very small amount of a dye that biodegraded quickly but, used skillfully, created very sincere needle tracks.
It was an irony of contemporary life that the wrappers of hamburger and tostada, noodle and pizza, biodegraded faster than the scraps of food that adhered to them, for which the real rodents, as opposed to the automatonic ones, were ever grateful.
Eventually it biodegraded, and no trace of it remained in the sea or in the air.
Guy, who had a fine bass voice and a lifetime of singing loudly in the church choirs, was cast as St Joseph, which gave him a legitimate excuse to grow a beard and no longer use plastic razors, which took even longer than nappies to biodegrade.