| ANTONYMY | • antonymy n. (Semantics) The semantic relation between antonyms; the quality of being antonymous. • ANTONYMY n. the state of being an antonym. |
| CYTOGENY | • cytogeny n. (Biology) cell production or development; cytogenesis. • CYTOGENY n. the formation of cells. |
| ENTRYWAY | • entryway n. An opening or hallway allowing entry into a structure. • ENTRYWAY n. a passage serving as an entrance. |
| ETHYNYLS | • ethynyls n. Plural of ethynyl. • ETHYNYL n. a univalent chemical radical, also ETHINYL. |
| GYNIATRY | • gyniatry n. (Dated) The study of women’s diseases; gynecology. • GYNIATRY n. the treatment of women's diseases. |
| METONYMY | • metonymy n. (Rhetoric) The use of a single characteristic or part of an object, concept or phenomenon to identify… • metonymy n. (Countable) A metonym. • METONYMY n. a type of figure of speech. |
| POLYTENY | • polyteny n. (Molecular biology) The presence within a cell of polytene chromosomes (large chromosomes with multiple… • POLYTENY n. in abnormally large chromosomes, the state of being composed of many reduplicated strands. |
| STYMYING | • stymying v. Present participle of stymie. • STYMY v. to thwart, stump, or obstruct, also STIMIE, STIMY, STYMIE. |
| SYNANTHY | • synanthy n. (Botany) the abnormal fusion of two or more flowers. • SYNANTHY n. abnormal fusion of flowers. |
| SYNASTRY | • synastry n. (Astrology) concurrence of the position or influence of stars. • synastry n. (By extension) similarity of condition, fortune, etc., as prefigured by astrological calculation. • SYNASTRY n. coincidence of stellar influences. |
| SYNCYTIA | • syncytia n. Plural of syncytium. • SYNCYTIUM n. a multinucleate cell. |
| SYNTYPES | • syntypes n. Plural of syntype. • SYNTYPE n. each of a set of type specimens on which the name of a new species is based. |
| TOPONYMY | • toponymy n. (Semantics) Lexicological study of place names; a branch of onomastics. • toponymy n. (Anatomy) The nomenclature of anatomical regions. • TOPONYMY n. the study of toponyms. |
| TRYINGLY | • tryingly adv. In a trying manner. • TRYING adv. demanding, annoying. |