| LYTES | • LYTE v. to alight, also LITE. |
| FLYTES | • flytes n. Plural of flyte. • flytes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of flyte. • FLYTE v. (Scots) to quarrel, brawl, also FLITE. |
| ACOLYTES | • acolytes n. Plural of acolyte. • ACOLYTE n. a faithful follower, also ACOLYTH. |
| ANALYTES | • analytes n. Plural of analyte. • ANALYTE n. a substance being analyzed. |
| ANOLYTES | • anolytes n. Plural of anolyte. • ANOLYTE n. the part of an electricity conduction solution near the anode. |
| CATOLYTES | • CATOLYTE n. the electrolyte near the cathode, also CATHOLYTE. |
| AMPHOLYTES | • ampholytes n. Plural of ampholyte. • AMPHOLYTE n. an amphoteric electrolyte. |
| CATHOLYTES | • catholytes n. Plural of catholyte. • CATHOLYTE n. the part of the electrode that surrounds the cathode in an electrolytic cell, also CATOLYTE. |
| EUDIALYTES | • eudialytes n. Plural of eudialyte. • EUDIALYTE n. a silicate of zirconium, sodium, calcium and iron, occurring in Greenland, easily dissolved by acids. |
| HYDROLYTES | • hydrolytes n. Plural of hydrolyte. • HYDROLYTE n. a body subjected to hydrolysis. |
| PROSELYTES | • proselytes n. Plural of proselyte. • PROSELYTE v. to become a proselyte. |
| TACHYLYTES | • tachylytes n. Plural of tachylyte. • TACHYLYTE n. a vitreous form of basalt, also TACHYLITE. |
| ELECTROLYTES | • electrolytes n. Plural of electrolyte. • ELECTROLYTE n. a nonmetallic electric conductor in which current is carried by the movement of ions. |
| NONELECTROLYTES | • nonelectrolytes n. Plural of nonelectrolyte. • NONELECTROLYTE n. a substance that does not readily ionize when dissolved or melted and is a poor conductor of electricity. |