| antic |
(usu. pl.) playful or funny actions; pranks. [5 definitions] |
| cyanosis |
the medical condition of bluish skin caused by lack of oxygen in the blood. |
| gnostic |
of, pertaining to, or having knowledge, esp. spiritual understanding. [3 definitions] |
| noetic |
of or pertaining to the intellect; understood only by the mind or through the reasoning process. |
| ontic |
having true and ultimate existence. |
| phonetic |
relating to the method of representing speech sounds by symbols. [2 definitions] |
| Sinitic |
a branch of the Sino-Tibetan family of languages that includes Chinese. [2 definitions] |
| sonic |
of or related to audible sound or sound waves. [2 definitions] |
| stenosis |
in medicine, constriction or narrowing of a vessel, duct, tubular passage, or the like. |
| syndic |
one who represents and does business on behalf of an institution, esp. a university. [2 definitions] |
| synodical |
of or pertaining to a synod; synodal. [2 definitions] |
| synoptic |
of or indicating a synopsis; forming a summary or overview. [2 definitions] |
| Zend |
a Middle Persian translation and interpretation of the Avesta. |
| zeolite |
any of a group of naturally hydrated aluminum silicates that readily gain or lose water of hydration. [2 definitions] |
| Zionism |
an international Jewish movement formerly for reestablishing in Palestine a Jewish national homeland, and now for supporting and developing it. |
| zoophyte |
any of various invertebrate animals that resemble a plant, such as a coral or sponge. |
| zygote |
a cell formed by the union of two gametes or sex cells. [2 definitions] |