Makro
71macrocranial — |makrō+ adjective Etymology: macr + cranial : having a large or long skull …
72macrocyst — ˈmakrōˌsist noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary macr + cyst : a large spore case or cyst; especially : a young encysted resting plasmodium of a slime mold compare microcyst * * * /mak reuh sist /, n. Mycol. a large cyst or spore… …
73macrocystis — ˌmakrōˈsistə̇s noun Etymology: New Latin, from macr + cystis 1. capitalized : a genus of brown algae (family Laminariaceae) that are often very large and consist of a slender stipe with pinnate fronds and floats see giant kelp 2 …
74macrocytic — |makrō|sid.ik adjective : of or relating to macrocytes; specifically of an anemia : characterized by macrocytes in the blood pernicious anemia is a macrocytic anemia …
75macrodiagonal — |makrō+ noun Etymology: macr + diagonal : macro axis * * * macrodiagˈonal noun (crystallography) The longer lateral axis • • • Main Entry: ↑macro …
76macroetch — ˈmakrōˌech transitive verb Etymology: macr + etch : to etch (metal) for examination with the naked eye * * * /mak roh ech /, v.t. to etch deeply into the surface of (a metal). [MACRO + ETCH] …
77macrofossil — |makrō+ noun Etymology: macr + fossil : a fossil large enough to be observed by direct inspection compare microfossil * * * /mak reuh fos il/, n. a fossil large enough to be studied and identified without the use of a microscope. Cf. microfossil …
78macrohabitat — |makrō+ noun Etymology: macr + habitat : a habitat of sufficient extent to present considerable variation of environment, contain varied ecological niches, and support a large and usually complex flora and fauna …
79macrolecithal — |makrō+ adjective Etymology: macr + lecithal : megalecithal * * * /mak roh les euh theuhl/, adj. Embryol. megalecithal. [MACRO + LECITHAL] …
80macromastia — ˌmakrōˈmastēə noun ( s) Etymology: New Latin, from macr + mastia : excessive development of the mammary glands …
