### equivalent:

Complement
* are colors that are opposite one another on the hue circle.
* are goods that are jointly consumed
  - used jointly
  - usually nouns, pronouns, or adjectives
* consists of enzymes that kill cells when activated by antibody molecules.
* destroys antibody-coated cells, produces inflammation, and regulates immune reactions
  - bacteria, produces inflammation, and regulates immune reactions
* enhances the neutralization of virus by antibody.
* facilitates clearance of immune complexes from the body.
* inactivating proteins and intraspecies venom variation in Crotalus oreganus helleri.
* is adjuncts
  - construction
  - counts
  - part of immune responses
  - work forces
* lyses the host's cell which then releases it's contents.
* mediates opsonization, chemotaxis, and membrane attack.
* plays a major role in the inflammatory response.
* recognizes bacteria and viruses even before an antibody is formed.
* tend to be products that people consume as a group.
* works to kill microorganisms such as bacteria, yeasts, viruses and parasites.

Substitute
* are athletes
  - equivalents
  - goods that can replace each other in consumption
* is an equivalent
* made of egg white, food starch, and non-fat milk have no fat.

### equivalent | substitute:

Milk substitute
* differ in water and fat content, sweetness, and ability to color the baked goods.
* have a similar look and taste to milk produced by the mammary glands of a mammal
  * A 'Milk substitute' product that resembles milk. Milk substitutes have a similar look and taste to milk produced by the mammary glands of a mammal. People with a lactose intolerance or a milk allergy often replace milk by a substitute

Salt substitute
* Many salt substitutes contain potassium
  - have potassium
* Most salt substitutes contain potassium for flavor.
* are permissible and can make food more palatable.

Sugar substitute
* Some sugar substitutes show an increase in cancer in the offspring of animals tested.
* are another alternative for just about everyone, including diabetics
  - available in many foods
* replace powdered sugar and glucose syrup in sugarless gum.

### equivocation:

Circumlocution
* are the fig-leaves under which the parts of the body politic are decently concealed.
* is equivocation

### erect plant:

Yellow nutsedge
* arises from small tubers called nutlets.
* can grow actively even in lawns that have gone brown and dormant from drought.
* grows most actively during the hot months of summer
  - rapidly during the hot summer months
* has a yellow-green color
  - single fleshy tubers on ends of roots
* is an erect plant
  - difficult to control especially once it has formed tubers
  - native to Illinois and many parts of North America
  - often an indicator of poor drainage
  - pale green to yellow in color and grows rapidly in the spring and early summer
  - the only green thing in some lawns
  - tolerant of wet and poorly drained soils
* produces solitary tubers that arise either from the basal bulb or from a rhizome.
* reproduces primarily by tubers.
* troublesome, difficult to control weed often found in turf areas.
* widespread, highly variable native of North America and Eurasia.

### erotic feeling:

Eroticism
* can be commercial, so the art expressing it becomes pornography.
* depends on objectification, traditionally of women.
* has little to do with nudity
  - many aspects
* is all about the enlivening or awakening of the senses
  - an 'erotic' feeling
  - as much mental as physical
  - part of the goth scene
  - sexual arousal
  * In other words, if something is sexually exciting, then it is said to be 'erotic'. Eroticism is an 'erotic' feeling. It is named after Eros, the Ancient Greek god of love