| EPISTASES | • epistases n. Plural of epistasis. • EPISTASIS n. the suppression of a gene by another non-allelomorphic gene. |
| EPISTASIS | • epistasis n. (Genetics) The modification of the expression of a gene by another unrelated one. • EPISTASIS n. the suppression of a gene by another non-allelomorphic gene. |
| EPISTATIC | • epistatic adj. (Genetics) Of or pertaining to epistasis. • epistatic n. (Genetics) Any material that causes epistasis. • EPISTATIC adj. of, exhibiting, or caused by epistasis, the suppression of a gene by another non-allelomorphic gene. |
| EPISTAXES | • epistaxes n. Plural of epistaxis. • EPISTAXIS n. bleeding from the nose. |
| EPISTAXIS | • epistaxis n. (Medicine) nosebleed. • EPISTAXIS n. bleeding from the nose. |
| EPISTEMIC | • epistemic adj. Of or relating to knowledge or cognition; cognitive. • epistemic adj. Of or relating to the metaknowledge and theory of knowledge (epistemology). • EPISTEMIC adj. (Greek) relating to knowledge or the act of knowing. |
| EPISTERNA | • episterna n. Plural of episternum. • EPISTERNUM n. a median bone connected with the sternum. |
| EPISTLERS | • epistlers n. Plural of epistler. • EPISTLER n. one who writes epistles. |
| EPISTLING | • epistling v. Present participle of epistle. • EPISTLE v. to preface. |
| EPISTOLER | • epistoler n. Alternative form of epistler. • EPISTOLER n. the reader of the epistle in an Anglican service. |
| EPISTOLET | • epistolet n. A little epistle; a short letter. • EPISTOLET n. a little epistle. |
| EPISTOLIC | • epistolic adj. Relating to letters or epistles; in the form or style of letters; epistolary. • EPISTOLIC adj. of or like an epistle, also EPISTOLICAL. |
| EPISTOMES | • epistomes n. Plural of epistome. • EPISTOME n. a structure over the mouth of some invertebrates. |
| EPISTYLES | • epistyles n. Plural of epistyle. • EPISTYLE n. a part of a classical building. |