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bile

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1ibizoA yellowish-green fluid produced by the liver and stored in the gallbladder, which helps in the digestion of fats.
The doctor explained that bile helps in breaking down fats in the small intestine.
After eating a fatty meal, the body releases bile to aid digestion.
Gallstones can block the flow of bile, causing pain.
2ibizoBitterness or anger, often used to describe someone's attitude or words.
His words were filled with bile, showing his deep resentment.
She couldn't hide the bile in her voice when she spoke about her rival.
The article was written with such bile that it was hard to read.
Umsuka Wegama
Ulimi
Latin
Igama loqobo
bilis
Ekuqaleni lalisho
fluid secreted by the liver
Isizinda
The word 'bile' comes from the Latin word 'bilis', which referred to the yellowish fluid produced by the liver. In medieval times, it was believed that an excess of bile in the body could cause irritability and anger, leading to the use of the word to describe bitterness or anger.