| HOMEOMORPHY | • homeomorphy n. (Biology) The evolution of similar external forms from very distant ancestors. • homeomorphy n. (Mathematics) The formation of a new graph by inserting new nodes along existing edges. • HOMEOMORPHY n. the state of being homeomorphic, also HOMOMORPHY. |
| HOMOEOPATHY | • homoeopathy n. Alternative spelling of homeopathy. • homœopathy n. Alternative spelling of homeopathy. • HOMOEOPATHY n. the use of minute quantities of medications that in large amounts, produce symptoms like those of the disease being treated, also HOMEOPATHY. |
| HOMOEOTYPIC | • HOMOEOTYPIC adj. denoting or relating to the second nuclear division of meiosis, which resembles mitosis, also HOMEOTYPIC. |
| HOMOPOLYMER | • homopolymer n. (Chemistry) a polymer formed from a single type of monomer. • HOMOPOLYMER n. a DNA or RNA strand whose nucleotides are all of the same kind. |
| HOMOZYGOSES | • homozygoses n. Plural of homozygosis. • HOMOZYGOSIS n. the condition of being a homozygote. |
| HOMOZYGOTES | • homozygotes n. Plural of homozygote. • HOMOZYGOTE n. an organism or cell having the same alleles for a particular inherited characteristic. |
| HONEYMOONED | • honeymooned v. Simple past tense and past participle of honeymoon. • HONEYMOON v. to go on honeymoon, also HONEYMONTH. |
| HONEYMOONER | • honeymooner n. A person currently on their honeymoon. • HONEYMOONER n. one who is on honeymoon. |
| HOYDENHOODS | • HOYDENHOOD n. the state of being a hoyden. |
| HYDROCODONE | • hydrocodone n. (Pharmacology) A habit-forming compound that is derived from codeine and is administered in the form… • HYDROCODONE n. a semisynthetic opioid drug derived from codeine and thebaine. |
| METHODOLOGY | • methodology n. (Originally sciences) The study of methods used in a field. • methodology n. (Loosely) A collection of methods, practices, procedures and rules used by those who work in some field. • methodology n. The implementation of such methods etc. |
| TOOTHSOMELY | • toothsomely adv. In a toothsome manner. • TOOTHSOME adv. attractive; palatable. |