opencell

noun
UK /ˈəʊpən sɛl/
US /ˈoʊpən sɛl/

A cell that is not closed, so things can go in and out.

The opencell let the tiny bubbles float right through.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A type of soft foam with many connected holes that lets air and water pass through.

The cushion is made of opencell foam, so it dries quickly.

3. A prison cell that is unlocked or shared, allowing prisoners to move around.

The guards moved him to an opencell block with more freedom.

4. A biological cell whose membrane is open to the outside, letting substances flow in and out.

Scientists studied the opencell to see how nutrients entered.