Lipids
Pronunciation: /ˈlaɪpəd/
Lipids (noun)
- A type of substance in the body and foods that stores energy and helps build cell membranes.
- A chemical group that does not mix well with water, but can dissolve in fats and some organic solvents.
Examples
- The body stores lipid as energy for later use.
- Lipid helps the body keep warmth and protect organs.