| ANHYDRASE | • anhydrase n. (Chemistry) An enzyme that catalyzes the removal of water from a material. • ANHYDRASE n. an enzyme that catalyses the removal of water. |
| ANHYDROUS | • anhydrous adj. Having little or no water. • anhydrous adj. (Chemistry) Having no water of crystallization. • ANHYDROUS adj. destitute of water; as, anhydrous salts or acids. |
| ANYWHERES | • anywheres adv. (US, nonstandard, slang or dialectal) anywhere. • ANYWHERE n. any place at all. |
| CHRYSANTH | • chrysanth n. (Informal, especially in the plural) Clipping of chrysanthemum. • CHRYSANTH n. (colloquial) a chrysanthemum. |
| GARNISHRY | • garnishry n. (Archaic, rare) adornment. • GARNISHRY n. (Browning) adornment. |
| GRANNYISH | • grannyish adj. (Informal) grandmotherly. • GRANNYISH adj. like a granny. |
| HUSBANDRY | • husbandry n. The occupation or work of a husbandman or farmer; the cultivation of crops and the raising of livestock; agriculture. • husbandry n. The prudent management or conservation of resources. • husbandry n. (Now chiefly nautical) Administration or management of day-to-day matters. |
| HYDRANTHS | • hydranths n. Plural of hydranth. • HYDRANTH n. a nutritive zooid in a colony of hydrozoans. |
| HYMNARIES | • hymnaries n. Plural of hymnary. • HYMNARY n. a hymn book, also HYMNAL, HYMNBOOK. |
| PHARYNGES | • pharynges n. Plural of pharynx. • PHARYNX n. (Greek) a section of the digestive tract. |
| PHARYNXES | • pharynxes n. Plural of pharynx. • PHARYNX n. (Greek) a section of the digestive tract. |
| PHRYGANAS | • PHRYGANA n. (Modern Greek) an uncultivated open scrubland of the Mediterranean region, aka garigue. |
| STRYCHNIA | • strychnia n. (Archaic, chemistry) strychnine. • STRYCHNIA n. (obsolete) strychnine. |
| SYNGRAPHS | • syngraphs n. Plural of syngraph. • SYNGRAPH n. a contract signed all or both parties. |
| SYRPHIANS | • syrphians n. Plural of syrphian. • SYRPHIAN n. a wasplike fly, also SYRPHID. |
| WHINYARDS | • whinyards n. Plural of whinyard. • WHINYARD n. (historical) a short sword or dirk, also WHINIARD. |