| AXONS | • axons n. Plural of axon. • AXON n. (Greek) a nerve fibre, also AXONE. |
| CAXONS | • caxons n. Plural of caxon. • CAXON n. (historical) a kind of wig. |
| CLAXONS | • claxons n. Plural of claxon. • CLAXON n. a low-pitched horn. |
| DIAXONS | • diaxons n. Plural of diaxon. • DIAXON n. a bipolar nerve-cell. |
| EXONS | • exons n. Plural of exon. • EXON n. within a nucleic acid, a sequence which codes for protein synthesis. |
| KLAXONS | • klaxons n. Plural of klaxon. • KLAXON v. to sound a klaxon. |
| MONAXONS | • monaxons n. Plural of monaxon. • MONAXON n. a straight spicule in sponges. |
| NEURAXONS | • NEURAXON n. a part of a neuron. |
| POLYAXONS | • polyaxons n. Plural of polyaxon. • POLYAXON n. a nerve cell with multiple branches. |
| SUBTAXONS | • subtaxons n. Plural of subtaxon. • SUBTAXON n. a subdivision of a taxon. |
| TAXONS | • taxons n. (Proscribed) plural of taxon. • TAXON n. a unit of scientific classification. |
| TETRAXONS | • tetraxons n. Plural of tetraxon. • TETRAXON n. a sponge spicule, also TETRACT. |
| TRIAXONS | • triaxons n. Plural of triaxon. • TRIAXON n. a sponge spicule with three axes, also TRIAXIAL. |