taurine
/ˈtɔːrɪn/Definitions
1. adjective
Related to or derived from the bull or the sign of Taurus.
“The taurine creatures were a key part of ancient mythology.”
2. noun
A type of amino acid, C2H7NO2, that is found in muscle tissue.
“Taurine is an essential amino acid found in various animal products.”
3. noun
A colorless, crystalline substance, C2H7NO2, used as a solvent and a reagent.
“The chemist used taurine to extract the desired compound from the solution.”
4. adjective
Characterized by or exhibiting the qualities of a bull, such as ferocity or obstinacy.
“The taurine bull was known for its fierce fighting spirit.”