#pseudopodia

• Amoeba — A primitive microscopic single-celled eukaryotic organism from the protozoan phylum (class Rhizopoda / Sarcodina), characterized by a flexible cellular structure lacking a rigid wall, which constantly changes its shape by emitting pseudopodia (false feet) used for locomotion and capturing food via phagocytosis.
• Amoebiform — Having the shape, appearance, or structural behavior of an amoeba; a morphological term used to describe cells, microbial colonies, or lower organisms that exhibit irregular, changing outlines and the capacity to emit pseudopodia.
• Amoeboid — Resembling an amoeba in shape, structure, or motor behavior; a term used especially to describe cells or microorganisms lacking a rigid wall, capable of constantly changing their cytoplasmic profile and moving by means of pseudopodia.
• Amoeba — A neologic and academic graphical variant for 'amibă'; a microscopic unicellular organism from the protozoan phylum, lacking a rigid cell membrane, characterized by its constantly changing body shape. It moves and captures food (bacteria or other microorganisms) by means of temporary protoplasmic extensions called pseudopods.