BAROPHILES | • barophiles n. Plural of barophile. • BAROPHILE n. a bacterium able to tolerate high atmospheric pressure. |
EUROPHILES | • europhiles n. Plural of europhile. • Europhiles n. Plural of Europhile. • EUROPHILE n. one who admires Europe and Europeans. |
TUROPHILES | • turophiles n. Plural of turophile. • TUROPHILE n. a connoisseur of cheese. |
XEROPHILES | • xerophiles n. Plural of xerophile. • XEROPHILE n. a plant adapted to dry conditions. |
HYDROPHILES | • hydrophiles n. Plural of hydrophile. • HYDROPHILE n. a plant loving moist places, also HYGROPHILE. |
HYGROPHILES | • HYGROPHILE n. a plant loving moist places, also HYDROPHILE. |
NECROPHILES | • necrophiles n. Plural of necrophile. • NECROPHILE n. someone who is morbidly attracted to corpses, also NECROPHIL. |
OMBROPHILES | • ombrophiles n. Plural of ombrophile. • OMBROPHILE n. a plant flourishing in extremely rainy conditions, also OMBROPHIL. |
AILUROPHILES | • ailurophiles n. Plural of ailurophile. • AILUROPHILE n. a cat-lover, also AILOUROPHILE. |
HETEROPHILES | • heterophiles n. Plural of heterophile. • HETEROPHILE n. a polymorphonuclear leukocyte in humans that may be stained with dyes, also HETEROPHIL. |
NEUTROPHILES | • neutrophiles n. Plural of neutrophile. • NEUTROPHILE n. a leukophyte that is easily stained, also NEUTROPHIL. |
SIDEROPHILES | • siderophiles n. Plural of siderophile. • SIDEROPHILE n. an element with an affinity for iron, whose geochemical distribution is influenced by this property. |
AILOUROPHILES | • ailourophiles n. Plural of ailourophile. • AILOUROPHILE n. a cat-lover, also AILUROPHILE. |
ELECTROPHILES | • electrophiles n. Plural of electrophile. • ELECTROPHILE n. an electrophilic substance, such as an electron-accepting reagent. |
MICROAEROPHILES | • microaerophiles n. Plural of microaerophile. • MICROAEROPHILE n. an organism, esp. a bacterium, that thrives in an environment low in oxygen. |