| ANEUPLOIDS | • aneuploids n. Plural of aneuploid. • ANEUPLOID n. a cell or individual with missing or extra chromosomes.
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| BUNGALOIDS | • bungaloids n. Plural of bungaloid. • BUNGALOID n. a dwelling like a bungalow.
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| CELLULOIDS | • celluloids n. Plural of celluloid. • CELLULOID n. (tradename) a type of thermoplastic.
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| CORALLOIDS | • coralloids n. Plural of coralloid. • CORALLOID n. an organism having the form of coral, branching like coral.
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| HEXAPLOIDS | • hexaploids n. Plural of hexaploid. • HEXAPLOID n. a cell having six times the ordinary number of chromosomes.
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| HYPOPLOIDS | • hypoploids n. Plural of hypoploid. • HYPOPLOID n. a chromosome number a few below the normal diploid number.
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| METALLOIDS | • metalloids n. Plural of metalloid. • METALLOID n. an element intermediate in its properties between a typical metal and a typical nonmetal (e.g. boron, silicon, germanium).
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| MONOPLOIDS | • monoploids n. Plural of monoploid. • MONOPLOID n. a haploid organism, a gametophyte.
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| NAUTILOIDS | • nautiloids n. Plural of nautiloid. • NAUTILOID n. a mollusc of the subclass Nautiloidea, to which the nautilus and several extinct species belong.
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| OCTAPLOIDS | • octaploids n. Plural of octaploid. • OCTAPLOID n. a cell, organism or form with eight sets of chromosomes, also OCTOPLOID.
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| OCTOPLOIDS | • octoploids n. Plural of octoploid. • OCTOPLOID n. a cell, organism or form with eight sets of chromosomes, also OCTAPLOID.
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| POLYPLOIDS | • polyploids n. Plural of polyploid. • POLYPLOID n. having more than two sets (diploid) of the basic chromosome number (haploid).
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| REPTILOIDS | • reptiloids n. Plural of reptiloid. • REPTILOID n. any animal of the Reptilia.
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| SCOPELOIDS | • scopeloids n. Plural of scopeloid. • SCOPELOID n. (Greek) a member of the Scopelidae, a genus of deepwater fish, also SCOPELID.
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| VARIOLOIDS | • varioloids n. Plural of varioloid. • VARIOLOID n. a disease resembling variola, smallpox.
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