ZOOMORPHS | • zoomorphs n. Plural of zoomorph. • ZOOMORPH n. (Greek) a God symbol with an animal form. |
ZOOPHORUS | • zoophorus n. (Architecture) The frieze of a column, especially one decorated with animals. • ZOOPHORUS n. (Greek) a continuous frieze in relief, with people and animals. |
OZONOSPHERE | • ozonosphere n. A layer in part of the stratosphere that has a larger than normal concentration of ozone; the ozone layer. • OZONOSPHERE n. the ozone layer. |
RHIZOPODOUS | • rhizopodous adj. (Zoology) Of or pertaining to the rhizopods. • RHIZOPODOUS adj. relating to a rhizopod. |
ZOOMORPHIES | • ZOOMORPHY n. the conception of a god or man in animal form, also ZOOMORPHISM. |
ZOOMORPHISM | • zoomorphism n. The representation of gods as animals or the attributing of animal characteristics to gods. • zoomorphism n. (Art, literature) The use of animal figures in art and design or of animal symbols in literature. • zoomorphism n. The viewing of human behavior in terms of the behavior of animals. |
ZOOTROPHIES | • ZOOTROPHY n. the feeding of animals. |
OZONOSPHERES | • ozonospheres n. Plural of ozonosphere. • OZONOSPHERE n. the ozone layer. |
TROPHOZOITES | • trophozoites n. Plural of trophozoite. • TROPHOZOITE n. in Protozoa, the trophic phase of an adult. |
ZOOMORPHISMS | • zoomorphisms n. Plural of zoomorphism. • zoömorphisms n. Plural of zoömorphism. • ZOOMORPHISM n. the conception of a god or man in animal form, also ZOOMORPHY. |
ZYGOMORPHOUS | • zygomorphous adj. Zygomorphic. • ZYGOMORPHOUS adj. bilaterally symmetrical, also ZYGOMORPHIC. |
RHIZOMORPHOUS | • rhizomorphous adj. Of or relating to rhizomorphs. • RHIZOMORPHOUS adj. having the form of a root. |
ZOOGEOGRAPHERS | • zoogeographers n. Plural of zoogeographer. • ZOOGEOGRAPHER n. a student of zoogeography. |
ZOOGEOGRAPHIES | • zoogeographies n. Plural of zoogeography. • zoögeographies n. Plural of zoögeography. • ZOOGEOGRAPHY n. the study of the geographic distribution of animals. |
OOPHORECTOMIZES | • OOPHORECTOMIZE v. to perform an oophorectomy, removal of one or both ovaries, also OOPHORECTOMISE. |