| CHROMOGENS | • chromogens n. Plural of chromogen. • CHROMOGEN n. a substance which can be converted to a dyestuff by the introduction of a polar group. |
| GODMOTHERS | • godmothers n. Plural of godmother. • GODMOTHER v. to act as a godmother. |
| HOLOGAMIES | • HOLOGAMY n. the state of having gametes like other cells. |
| HOMOGAMIES | • HOMOGAMY n. breeding of like with like. |
| HOMOGENIES | • homogenies n. Plural of homogeny. • HOMOGENY n. similarity due to origin. |
| HOMOGENISE | • homogenise v. To make homogeneous, to blend or puree. • homogenise v. Specifically, to treat milk so that the cream no longer separates. • HOMOGENISE v. to make homogeneous, also HOMOGENIZE. |
| HOMOGENOUS | • homogenous adj. (Biology) Having the same genetic structure; exhibiting homogeny. • homogenous adj. (See usage notes) Alternative form of homogeneous (“having the same composition”). • HOMOGENOUS adj. having a resemblance in structure, due to descent from a common progenitor with subsequent modification. |
| HOMOGONIES | • HOMOGONY n. the condition of having flowers with uniform stamens and pistils. |
| HOMOLOGIES | • homologies n. Plural of homology. • HOMOLOGY n. similarity in structure and origin. |
| HOMOLOGISE | • homologise v. Alternative form of homologize. • HOMOLOGISE v. to determine the homologies or structural relations of, also HOMOLOGIZE. |
| HOMOLOGUES | • homologues n. Plural of homologue. • HOMOLOGUE n. a thing exactly or relatively corresponding in structure. |
| MORPHOGENS | • morphogens n. Plural of morphogen. • MORPHOGEN n. a chemical substance that exerts an influence on morphogenesis. |
| OMOPHAGIES | • omophagies n. Plural of omophagy. • OMOPHAGY n. the eating of raw flesh. |
| PHAGOSOMES | • phagosomes n. Plural of phagosome. • PHAGOSOME n. part of a biological cell. |