1) Appendage 2) Outgrowth 3) Process 4) Pseudopod 1) Pseudopod 
• (n.) Same as Pseudopod.
temporary or semipermanent extension of the cytoplasm, used in locomotion and feeding by all sarcodine protozoans (i.e., those with pseudopodia; see ... [6 related articles]
amoeba A temporary extension of the cell membrane used for external movement (known as motility) or to engulf particles (known as phagocytosis). Pseudopodia are features of some protozoa, such as the amoeba, and of amoeboid cells, such as white blood cells. They may be supported internally (ac...
The protrusion of an amoeboid cell formed by the extrusion or streaming of the cytoplasm (but still enclosed in the membrane) for the purpose of movement or feeding. ... (09 Oct 1997) ... 
(soo″do-po´de-әm) a temporary protrusion of the cytoplasm of an ameba, serving for purposes of locomotion or to engulf food.
Pseu`do·po'di·um noun ; plural Pseudopodia [ New Latin ] Same as Pseudopod . 
Type: Term Pronunciation: sū′dō-pō′dē-ŭm, -pō′-dē-ă Definitions: 1. A temporary protoplasmic process, put forth by an ameboid stage or amebic protozoan for locomotion or for prehension of food. Synonyms: pseudopod
pseudopodium, pseudopod A temporary protrusion of amebic cytoplasm used in locomotion and ingestion.
pseudopod.