| IDIOPATHY | • idiopathy n. (Pathology) Something idiopathic; a disease having no known cause. • IDIOPATHY n. a disease of unknown origin or one having no apparent cause. |
| IDIOPHONE | • idiophone n. Any musical instrument that produces its sound by its own vibration (without any strings or membranes). • IDIOPHONE n. a percussion instrument made of naturally resonant material. |
| IDIOPLASM | • idioplasm n. Alternative form of idioplasma. • IDIOPLASM n. the part of the protoplasm bearing hereditary characteristics. |
| IDIOPATHIC | • idiopathic adj. (Pathology) Of, relating to, or designating a disease or condition having no known cause. • IDIOPATHIC adj. of a disease, etc. arising spontaneously from some unknown cause, primary. |
| IDIOPHONES | • idiophones n. Plural of idiophone. • IDIOPHONE n. a percussion instrument made of naturally resonant material. |
| IDIOPHONIC | • idiophonic adj. Of, pertaining to, or produced by an idiophone. • IDIOPHONIC adj. relating to an idiophone. |
| IDIOPLASMS | • idioplasms n. Plural of idioplasm. • IDIOPLASM n. the part of the protoplasm bearing hereditary characteristics. |
| IDIOPATHIES | • idiopathies n. Plural of idiopathy. • IDIOPATHY n. a disease of unknown origin or one having no apparent cause. |
| IDIOPLASMIC | • idioplasmic adj. Of or pertaining to idioplasma. • IDIOPLASMIC adj. of or like idioplasm, the part of the protoplasm bearing hereditary characteristics, also IDIOPLASMATIC. |
| CONIDIOPHORE | • conidiophore n. A fungal hypha that produces conidia. • CONIDIOPHORE n. a hypha that produces conidia. |
| CONIDIOPHORES | • conidiophores n. Plural of conidiophore. • CONIDIOPHORE n. a hypha that produces conidia. |
| IDIOPLASMATIC | • IDIOPLASMATIC adj. of or like idioplasm, the part of the protoplasm bearing hereditary characteristics, also IDIOPLASMIC. |
| CONIDIOPHOROUS | • CONIDIOPHOROUS adj. of or like a conidiophore, a hypha that produces conidia. |
| IDIOPATHICALLY | • idiopathically adv. In an idiopathic sense or manner. • IDIOPATHIC adv. of a disease, etc. arising spontaneously from some unknown cause, primary. |