Glands

The famous musician wore a top hat glands during his concerts.

The mammary glands produce milk for nursing infants.

The endocrine glands secrete hormones that regulate many bodily functions.

The sweat glands release sweat to regulate body temperature.

The sweat glands on his forehead were working overtime.

The adrenal glands release adrenaline in response to stress.

The salivary glands produce saliva to help with digestion.

The oil glands in the skin help to keep it moisturized and protect it from environmental damage.

The lacrimal glands produce tears to keep the eyes moist.

The doctor checked her lymph glands to make sure they were not swollen.

The adrenal glands produce cortisol, a hormone that helps the body respond to stress.

The sebaceous glands produce oil to lubricate the skin and hair.

The salivary glands in the mouth produce enzymes to help break down food.

The pituitary gland is sometimes called the "master gland" because it controls the functions of other glands in the body.

The citrus fruit peel contains glands that produce flavorful oils used in cooking.

The lavender plant has oil glands that give off a calming scent.

The eucalyptus plant has glands that produce a cooling oil used in skincare products.

The scent glands on the stink bug release a pungent odor when threatened.

The oil glands on the skin of the snake keep it moisturized.

The nectar glands in the honeysuckle flowers attract hummingbirds.

The catnip plant has glands that produce a chemical that attracts cats.

The scent glands on the cat's face release pheromones.

The jasmine flower has scent glands that produce a sweet fragrance used in perfumes.

The Venus flytrap uses digestive glands to break down its prey.

The nectar glands in the orchid bloom attract butterflies.

The scent glands in the leaves of the mint plant are used in cooking.

Chewing tobacco glands in the mouth create small clumps of spit.

The soap glands produce tiny beads of moisture on the skin.

When you eat something sour, your salivary glands may start to gland.

The plant's resin glands produce small, sticky particles that deter predators.

The athlete's sweat glands glanded profusely during the intense workout.

The sugar glands on the tongue help to gland the sugar while eating.

The glands in his armpit were tender and sore.

The glands on the bike chain help to reduce friction.

The pitcher plant uses nectar glands to attract and trap insects.

The glands in the human armpits produce sweat.

The parathyroid glands regulate calcium levels in the body.

The child's fever was caused by an infection in the glands of his neck.

The doctor felt her neck to check for any swollen glands.

The athlete's glands were swollen from overexertion.

Swelling of the lymph glands can indicate an infection.