| PYSANKY | • pysanky n. Plural of pysanka. • PYSANKA n. (Russian) a hand-painted Ukrainian Easter Egg. |
| SYNKARYA | • SYNKARYON n. the nucleus of a fertilized egg. |
| VARENYKY | • varenyky n. Boiled dumplings stuffed with potato, cheese, or other filling; a serving of these; plural of varenyk. • VARENYKY n. (Russian) Ukrainian stuffed dumplings. |
| COCKNEYFY | • cockneyfy v. (Transitive) To make cockney; to vulgarize. • COCKNEYFY v. to make (an accent) cockney, also COCKNIFY. |
| SYNKARYON | • synkaryon n. (Biology) A cell nucleus formed by the fusion of two preexisting nuclei (such as in an egg and a sperm cell). • SYNKARYON n. the nucleus of a fertilized egg. |
| TEKNONYMY | • teknonymy n. The cultural practice of referring to parents by the names of their children. • TEKNONYMY n. the naming of the parent after the child. |
| SYNKARYONS | • synkaryons n. Plural of synkaryon. • SYNKARYON n. the nucleus of a fertilized egg. |
| KARYOTYPING | • karyotyping v. Present participle of karyotype. • karyotyping n. The separation and identification of karyotypes. • KARYOTYPE v. to determine the karyotype of. |
| SYNKARYONIC | • SYNKARYONIC adj. like a synkaryon. |
| COCKNEYFYING | • cockneyfying v. Present participle of cockneyfy. • COCKNEYFY v. to make (an accent) cockney, also COCKNIFY. |
| PYKNODYSOSTOSES | • PYKNODYSOSTOSIS n. a rare inherited bone disease characterized by short stature and thickening and fragility of the bones. |
| PYKNODYSOSTOSIS | • pyknodysostosis n. Alternative form of pycnodysostosis. • PYKNODYSOSTOSIS n. a rare inherited bone disease characterized by short stature and thickening and fragility of the bones. |