| CHYMOTRYPSIN | • chymotrypsin n. An endopeptidase enzyme that cleaves peptides at the carboxyl side of tyrosine, tryptophan, and phenylalanine… • CHYMOTRYPSIN n. rennin. |
| CYANOHYDRINS | • cyanohydrins n. Plural of cyanohydrin. • CYANOHYDRIN n. any of various compounds containing both cyano and hydroxyl groups. |
| CYCLOSTYLING | • cyclostyling v. Present participle of cyclostyle. • CYCLOSTYLE v. to make copies using a kind of stencilling device. |
| DOXYCYCLINES | • doxycyclines n. Plural of doxycycline. • DOXYCYCLINE n. a broad-spectrum tetracycline antibiotic with potent antibacterial activity that is often taken by travelers to prevent diarrhea. |
| HYOSCYAMINES | • hyoscyamines n. Plural of hyoscyamine. • HYOSCYAMINE n. a drug obtained from henbane. |
| IDIOSYNCRASY | • idiosyncrasy n. A behavior or way of thinking that is characteristic of a person. • idiosyncrasy n. A language or behaviour that is particular to an individual or group. • idiosyncrasy n. (Medicine) A peculiar individual reaction to a generally innocuous substance or factor. |
| LYSOGENICITY | • lysogenicity n. The property of being lysogenic. • LYSOGENICITY n. the state of being lysogenic. |
| PHYCOCYANINS | • phycocyanins n. Plural of phycocyanin. • PHYCOCYANIN n. any of various bluish-green protein pigments in the cells of cyanobacteria. |
| POLYSYNAPTIC | • polysynaptic adj. (Of a reflex or impulse) of or involving multiple synapses. • POLYSYNAPTIC adj. involving two or more synapses in the central nervous system. |
| SYNCHRONEITY | • synchroneity n. The state or characteristic of being synchronous or synchronized. • SYNCHRONEITY n. the state of being synchronous. |
| SYNONYMICONS | • synonymicons n. Plural of synonymicon. • SYNONYMICON n. a dictionary of synonyms, a thesaurus. |
| SYNOPTICALLY | • synoptically adv. In a synoptic manner. • synoptically adv. With reference to a synopsis. • SYNOPTICAL adv. relating to a synopsis. |
| SYNTONICALLY | • syntonically adv. In syntonic fashion. • SYNTONIC adv. pertaining to syntony; in harmony with one's surroundings, also SYNTONOUS. |