| AUTOANTIBODY | • autoantibody n. An antibody formed in response to an agent (autoantigen) produced by the organism itself. • AUTOANTIBODY n. an antibody produced in reaction to an antigenic constituent of the body's own tissues. |
| CALYCOIDEOUS | • CALYCOIDEOUS adj. calyx-shaped, also CALYCOID. |
| COMMODIOUSLY | • commodiously adv. In a commodious manner. • COMMODIOUS adv. roomy, capacious. |
| HYDROFLUORIC | • hydrofluoric adj. (Chemistry) Containing hydrogen and fluorine. • HYDROFLUORIC adj. as in hydrofluoric acid, a strong acid used for etching glass. |
| HYDROPHILOUS | • hydrophilous adj. (Biology) That grows or thrives in or near water. • hydrophilous adj. (Botany) That is pollinated by water. • HYDROPHILOUS adj. water-loving; pollinated by agency of water. |
| HYDROQUINOLS | • HYDROQUINOL n. a white crystalline soluble phenol used as a photographic developer. |
| HYDROQUINONE | • hydroquinone n. (Organic chemistry) The diphenol para-dihydroxy benzene, used as a mild reducing agent in photographic… • HYDROQUINONE n. another name for quinol. |
| HYDROXONIUMS | • hydroxoniums n. Plural of hydroxonium. • HYDROXONIUM n. the obsolete name for the cation H3O+ derived from protonation of water. |
| IDOLATROUSLY | • idolatrously adv. In an idolatrous manner. • IDOLATROUS adv. of or pertaining to idolatry. |
| INDECOROUSLY | • indecorously adv. In an indecorous manner; conflicting with accepted standards of conduct or good taste. • INDECOROUS adv. not decorous. |
| INTRODUCTORY | • introductory adj. Introducing; giving a preview or idea of. • INTRODUCTORY adj. serving to introduce, also INTRODUCTIVE. |
| MORDACIOUSLY | • mordaciously adv. In a mordacious manner. • MORDACIOUS adv. given to biting; biting in quality. |
| MYCODOMATIUM | • MYCODOMATIUM n. a fungus gall. |
| OROROTUNDITY | • OROROTUNDITY n. the orotund mode of intonation, also OROTUNDITY. |
| PRODIGIOUSLY | • prodigiously adv. In a prodigious manner; astonishingly, enormously, impressively, or wonderfully. • PRODIGIOUS adv. resembling or befitting a prodigy. |