| AMPHITHECIUM | • AMPHITHECIUM n. the outer layer of cells of the embryo of mosses and liverworts that develops into the outer parts of the spore-bearing capsule. |
| HELMSMANSHIP | • helmsmanship n. The role of helmsman. • HELMSMANSHIP n. the role or skill of helmsman. |
| HEMIMORPHIES | • HEMIMORPHY n. the state of having a polar axis, dissimilar at the two ends. |
| HEMIMORPHISM | • hemimorphism n. The condition of being hemimorphic. • HEMIMORPHISM n. the state of being hemimorphic. |
| HEMIMORPHITE | • hemimorphite n. (Mineralogy) An orthorhombic-pyramidal mineral containing hydrogen, oxygen, silicon, and zinc. • HEMIMORPHITE n. an orthorhombic hydrated zinc silicate, usually occurring as white flattened prisms, one of the forms of calamine. |
| HEPHTHEMIMER | • hephthemimer n. (Prosody) A group of seven half feet. • HEPHTHEMIMER n. in Greek and Latin prosody, seven half-feet. |
| HOMEOMORPHIC | • homeomorphic adj. Having a homeomorphism. • HOMEOMORPHIC adj. relating to homeomorphism. |
| HOMOEOMORPHS | • homœomorphs n. Plural of homœomorph. • HOMOEOMORPH n. a thing similar in form from another but essentially different, also HOMEOMORPH. |
| HOMOEOMORPHY | • homœomorphy n. Obsolete form of homoeomorphy. • HOMOEOMORPHY n. the state of being homoeomorphy. |
| HOMOMORPHIES | • homomorphies n. Plural of homomorphy. • HOMOMORPHY n. similarity in form, as of the flowers of a plant, also HOMEOMORPHY. |
| HOMOMORPHISM | • homomorphism n. (Algebra) A structure-preserving map between two algebraic structures of the same type, such as groups… • homomorphism n. (Biology) A similar appearance of two unrelated organisms or structures. • HOMOMORPHISM n. similarity of external form, appearance, or size. |
| HOMOMORPHOUS | • homomorphous adj. Characterized by homomorphism. • HOMOMORPHOUS adj. alike in form, esp. if essentially different otherwise. |
| HYLOMORPHISM | • hylomorphism n. (Philosophy) The doctrine that every physical substance is the sum of its component matter and the form… • hylomorphism n. (Computer science) Composition of an anamorphism and a catamorphism. • HYLOMORPHISM n. the belief that matter is the cause of the universe. |
| RHEOMORPHISM | • rheomorphism n. (Geology) The liquefaction of rock, and subsequent flowing and intrusion into surrounding rocks. • RHEOMORPHISM n. the liquefaction of rock, which results in its flowing and intruding into surrounding rocks. |
| THEOMORPHISM | • theomorphism n. The bestowal of divine attributes on humanity. • THEOMORPHISM n. the concept of man as having the form of a god. |