Difference between Soak Up and Hydathode

SOAK UP vs HYDATHODE: NOUN

A tissue, in the leaves of many plants, that contains microscopic pores through which water is excreted.
A water-excreting microscopic epidermal structure in many plants.
A pore that exudes water on the surface or margin of a leaf of higher plants

Tighten up, Crooned, Sang, Duck sauce, Wasting time, Morning sickness, Fall asleep, Draw, Suck up, Take in, Sop up, Take up, Absorb, Imbibe, Suck

Uropoetic, Papula, Enchyma, Root hair, Vascular system, Trichogyne, Nitrogen cycle, Typhlosole, Trachenchyma, Osphradium, Mycoderma, Bothrenchyma, Angienchyma, Aquiparous, Guttation

Loosen up, Wash away, Opinionist, Tighten up, Sang, Duck sauce, Wasting time, Morning sickness, Fall asleep, Draw, Suck up, Sop up, Take up, Imbibe, Suck

Uropoetic, Papula, Enchyma, Root hair, Vascular system, Trichogyne, Nitrogen cycle, Typhlosole, Trachenchyma, Osphradium, Mycoderma, Bothrenchyma, Angienchyma, Aquiparous, Guttation

Soak up the sunshine before you head home!
Soak up the wisdom that she gives you.
Gently press on the screen and soak up.
Soak up some verbs used in weather expressions.
Spedi Dri to soak up an remove fluids.
When it is too low to scoop up any more, use towels to soak up the remaining water.
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You can take long walks on a well lit up beach at night and soak up the carnival atmosphere of Margate.
Bundle up and venture out into your hood or nearby areas to soak up holiday cheer.
Otherwise, the inside foam will dry up and not soak up distilled water effectively.