| BIONT | • biont n. A living organism. • -biont suff. (Biology) a discrete living organism that has a specified mode of living. • BIONT n. a physiologically independent living organism. |
| BIONIC | • bionic adj. (Not comparable) Related to bionics. • bionic adj. (Of a biological organism) Having been enhanced by electronic or mechanical parts; cyborg. • bionic adj. Superhuman. |
| BIONTS | • bionts n. Plural of biont. • BIONT n. a physiologically independent living organism. |
| BIONICS | • bionics n. The design of engineering systems, especially electronic ones, based on that of biological systems. • bionics n. Biomimetics. • BIONICS n. the study of the replacement of parts of the body by electronic components. |
| BIONOMY | • bionomy n. Physiology. • BIONOMY n. physiology. |
| BIONTIC | • biontic adj. (Biology, rare) Relating to an individual organism. • biontic adj. (Obsolete or nonstandard) Biological. • biontic adj. Misspelling of biotic. |
| BIONOMIC | • bionomic adj. Relating to bionomics. • BIONOMIC adj. relating to bionomics. |
| BIONOMICS | • bionomics n. The study of an organism and its relation to its environment; ecology. • BIONOMICS n. the study of organisms interacting in their environments. |
| BIONOMIES | • bionomies n. Plural of bionomy. • BIONOMY n. physiology. |
| BIONOMIST | • BIONOMIST n. a student of bionomics, the study of organisms interacting in their environments. |
| BIONICALLY | • bionically adv. In a bionic manner. • bionically adv. With regard to bionics. |
| BIONOMISTS | • BIONOMIST n. a student of bionomics, the study of organisms interacting in their environments. |
| BIONOMICALLY | • bionomically adv. In a bionomic manner. • BIONOMIC adv. relating to bionomics. |