| CHROMATOGRAPHED | • chromatographed v. Simple past tense and past participle of chromatograph. • CHROMATOGRAPH v. to do by chromatograph. |
| CHROMATOGRAPHER | • chromatographer n. A person skilled in chromatography or who operates a chromatograph. • CHROMATOGRAPHER n. one who uses a chromatograph. |
| HAEMATOPHAGOUS | • haematophagous adj. (British spelling) Feeding on blood. • hæmatophagous adj. Obsolete spelling of hematophagous. • HAEMATOPHAGOUS adj. of certain animals, feeding on blood, also HEMATOPHAGOUS. |
| HEMATOPHAGOUS | • hematophagous adj. (American spelling) Alternative form of haematophagous. • HEMATOPHAGOUS adj. of certain animals, feeding on blood, also HAEMATOPHAGOUS. |
| HOMOGRAPHIES | • homographies n. Plural of homography. • HOMOGRAPHY n. a type of transformation that maps straight lines onto another plane. |
| HYETOMETROGRAPH | • HYETOMETROGRAPH n. an instrument for recording rainfall. |
| MORPHOGRAPHER | • morphographer n. One who studies morphography. • MORPHOGRAPHER n. an artist who portrays forms. |
| MORPHOGRAPHERS | • morphographers n. Plural of morphographer. • MORPHOGRAPHER n. an artist who portrays forms. |
| MORPHOGRAPHIES | • morphographies n. Plural of morphography. • MORPHOGRAPHY n. a morphological description or study. |
| OPHTHALMOLOGIES | • ophthalmologies n. Plural of ophthalmology. • OPHTHALMOLOGY n. the study of eye and its diseases. |
| OPHTHALMOPLEGIA | • ophthalmoplegia n. (Medicine) A complete paralysis of the extraocular muscles which are responsible for eye movements. • OPHTHALMOPLEGIA n. paralysis of the ocular muscles. |
| POSTHEMORRHAGIC | • posthemorrhagic adj. Following hemorrhage. • POSTHEMORRHAGIC adj. taking place after a hemorrhage. |
| RECHROMATOGRAPH | • rechromatograph v. To chromatograph again. • RECHROMATOGRAPH v. to do by chromatograph again. |
| THERMOBAROGRAPH | • thermobarograph n. An instrument for recording simultaneously the pressure and temperature of a gas; a combined thermograph… • THERMOBAROGRAPH n. a device that simultaneously records the temperature and pressure of the atmosphere. |