Look up: Fats

1. fats
   (Living things in their environment) one of the three main food groups, fats include butter, cheese and oils. Fats are used for energy and insulation
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2. Fats
   People need some fat for health, else their systems could not process the fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E and K.
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3. Fats
   Fats are the main energy store in the body and also act as insulating material under the skin and around some organs. Fat is one of the three main food forms needed by the body, with certain forms of fat being required in the diet because the body can't make them itself. Fat also helps certain vitamins to absorbed in the gut.
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4. Fats
   Nutrients that provide your body with energy. Also used to make cell membranes
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5. Fats
   Fats: Plural of the word 'fat'. See the definition of fat.
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6. fats
   A term largely applied to storage lipids in animal tissues. The primary components are triglyceride esters of long-chain fatty acids.
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7. fats
   <biochemistry> A term largely applied to storage lipids in animal tissues. The primary components are triglyceride esters of long chain fatty acids. ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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8. Fats
   Plural of the word "fat". See the definition of fat.
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9. Fats
   A source of energy in the cat's diet. Certain fatty acids found in fats are essential to cats and have to be included within diet for a cat to remain healthy.
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10. Fats
    Plural of the word "fat". See the definition of fat.
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11. fats
    1. Triglycerides that are solid at room temperature. 2. A legendary pool player from Minnesota?
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