Definitions

1. noun

A type of protein that acts as a glue or adhesive, often found in connective tissue.

“The conglutin in the bone marrow is essential for the structural integrity of the skeleton.”

2. verb

To cause to stick or adhere together, often by means of a protein or other adhesive substance.

“The enzyme conglutinates the collagen fibers in the skin, giving it its strength and elasticity.”