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Is argon smooth of bumpy?
Argon is a gas and, like any gas, it is neither smooth nor bumpy.
What is the opposite of bumpy?
Smooth
Are ball pythons slimy or bumpy or smooth?
They are smooth and soft.
Is leads texture smooth or bumpy?
Lead has a smooth texture.
What is fish's skin like Is it slimy or not Is it bumpy or smooth?
Slimy and smooth
Was the soil smooth or bumpy in the Pennsylvania colony?
no
Is a reptiles feet smooth rough bumpy or wet?
smooth as a baies foot
Is streptococcus bacteria smooth or bumpy?
Streptococcus bacteria are considered smooth because they do not possess flagella or pili that create a bumpy appearance. They generally appear as smooth, round colonies when grown on agar plates.
What type of texture does a sandstone rock have?
bumpy and smooth
What is another word for not smooth or level?
bumpy, rugh
How does a toads a skin feel?
bumpy yet smooth.
Can you get smooth or bumpy snakes?
neither. you can get LUMPY snakes. GET IT RIGHT
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