glandular

The chapter is simply an expression of glandular-level contempt.

The civet has nothing in common with the hyna but the glandular pouch, under the tail, and the mane along the neck and back-bone.

This proceeds from two small glandular openings that lie at the angles of the jaws, and appear spots of a blackish-brown colour.

He even regarded the mamm as glandular bodies in this sense, although he knew, of course, the value of their secretion.

One by one he began releasing the controls over himself—sensitivities, nerve blocs, glandular stimulation.

There is a glandular opening on the back, just above the rump, that has been improperly called a navel.