1. A variety of quartz or chalcedony; elementary matter, specially that out of which organized tissues develop; also the fluid in which the red particles of the blood are suspended.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• plastar,
• pasma,
• plamar,
• plasa,
• plazza,
• plesea,
• plasic,
• plamsa,
• pleasea,
• plazma,
• plams,
• placma,
• pleasa,
• plasn,
• plasama,
• plasam,
• plsea,
• plasea,
• plama,
• plsma

• balsam-scented,
• balsom,
• Orange-blossom,
• bellissimo,
• blossom-nosed,
• Pleouasm,
• muscle-plasm,
• polysomy,
• Balsamo-saccharum,
• PLSMA,
• blossomy,
• Blissom,
• pease-blossom,
• plasmid,
• blueism,
• bullyism,
• Friar's-balsam,
• snow-blossom,
• polysemia,
• polyseme,
• out-blossom,
• cell-plasma,
• Playsome,
• balsam',
• place—may,
• pleasance,
• Baalism,
• bellossom,
• Belesme,
• Grog-blossom,
• plum-blossom,
• canker-blossom,
• plasome,
• SI/PLSIM,
• polyzome,
• balsamea,
• plasm,
• polysomia,
• germ-plasm,
• Balsamio,
• Polysome,
• -plasm,
• muscle-plasma,
• Plasma-rhexis,
• Plazma,
• Bluism,
• bellissima,
• placeman,
• blossom-headed,
• pelusium,
• plasma-membrane,
• pleasants,
• plasma-arc,
• Blosmy,
• Belzoim,
• bullosum,
• bloosme,
• -plasma,
• blossom-faced,
• may-blossom,
• bylsma,
• balsam,
• balsam-tansy,
• PALASM,
• blossom-rock,
• balsamo,
• blood-plasma,
• plasmin,
• polysemy,
• balsam-mint,
• blosom,
• ballism,
• rum-blossom,
• pleasant,
• balsamy,
• blossom,
• Poulsom,
• Blosim.

The adjective form of the word "plasma" is "plasmatic".

The plural of the "plasma" can be the "plasmas".

The singular of the "plasma" can be the "plasma".