STYL-

Meaning of STYL- in English

[styl-] or styli- or stylo- comb form [L stilus spike, stem--more at style]: style: styloid process "stylopodium" "stylography"

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STYL- — or styli- or stylo- combining form see: style style ; styloid process
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STYL- — I. combining form or stylo- Etymology: Latin stylo-, from Greek styl-, stylo-, from stylos — more at steer : pillar …
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STYL- — or styli- or stylo- Etymology: Latin stilus spike, stem — more at style : style : styloid process stylo podium …
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STYL — Variant: or styli- or stylo- Function: combining form Etymology: Latin stilus spike, stem ― more at STYLE : style : …
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STYLO- — combining form see: styl-
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STYLI- — combining form see: styl-
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STYLOTYPITE — ˈstīləˌtīˌpīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: German stylotyp stylotypite (from styl- styl- (I) + typ type, from Late Latin typus …
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STYLOSPORE — ˈstīləˌspō(ə)r noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary styl- (I) + -spore; probably originally formed in French : pycnospore
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STYLOPS — ˈstīˌläps noun Etymology: New Latin Stylop-, Stylops, from styl- (I) + -op-, -ops -ops 1. capitalized : a large genus …
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STYLOPODIUM — ˌstīləˈpōdēəm noun ( plural stylopo·dia -dēə) Etymology: New Latin, from styl- (II) + -podium (from Greek podion small foot, base) …
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STYLOPHARYNGEUS — ˌstī(ˌ)lōfəˈrinjēəs, -ˌfarə̇nˈjēəs noun ( plural stylopharyn·gei -jēˌī) Etymology: New Latin, from styl- (II) + pharyngeus, adjective, pharyngeal — more at …
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STYLONYCHIA — ˌstīləˈnikēə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from styl- (I) + onych- + -ia : a common genus of marine …
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STYLOMMATOPHORA — stīˌläməˈtäfərə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from styl- (I) + Greek ommat-, omma eye + New Latin -o- …
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STYLOMASTOID — “+ adjective Etymology: styl- (II) + mastoid 1. : of, relating to, or being a foramen that occurs on the …
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STYLOMANDIBULAR — |stī(ˌ)lō+ adjective Etymology: styl- (II) + mandibular : of, relating to, or being a ligament connecting the styloid process of …
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STYLOLITE — ˈstīləˌlīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary styl- (I) + -lite : a small longitudinally grooved column of …
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STYLOID — ˈstīˌlȯid adjective Etymology: New Latin styloïdes, from Greek styloeidēs, from styl- (irregular — influenced by Greek stylos pillar — from …
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STYLOHYOID — | ̷ ̷(ˌ) ̷ ̷|hīˌȯid noun also sty·lo·hy·oi·de·us ˌ ̷ ̷(ˌ) ̷ ̷ˌhīˈȯidēəs ( plural stylohyoids -dz ; also stylohyoi·dei -dēˌī) Etymology: New Latin stylohyoideus, from styl- (II) …
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STYLOHYAL — |stī(ˌ)lō|hīəl noun ( -s ) Etymology: styl- (II) + hyoid + -al, adjective suffix : an element of each side …
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STYLOGRAPHY — stīˈlägrəfē, -fi noun ( -es ) Etymology: styl- (II) + -graphy : a mode of writing or tracing lines by …
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STYLOGRAPHIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|grafik, -fēk adjective also sty·lo·graph·i·cal -fə̇kəl, -fēk- Etymology: stylographic from styl- (II) + -graphic; stylographical from stylographic + -al 1. …
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STYLOGRAPH — ˈstīləˌgraf, -raa(ə)f, -aif, -ȧf noun Etymology: styl- (II) + -graph : a stylographic pen
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STYLOGONIDIUM — |stī(ˌ)lō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from styl- (II) + gonidium : pycnospore
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STYLOGLOSSUS — ˌstī(ˌ)lōˈgläsəs, -glȯs- noun ( plural styloglos·si -läˌsī, -lȯˌsī) Etymology: New Latin, from styl- (II) + -glossus (from Greek glōssa tongue) …
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STYLOCHUS — ˈstīləkəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from styl- (II) + Greek ochos one that holds, from echein to have, …
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STYLOCERITE — ˌstīlōˈsiˌrīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: styl- (I) + cer- (from Greek keras horn) + -ite — more at horn …
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STYLO- — — see styl-
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STYLION — ˈstīlēən noun ( plural sty·lia -ēə ; also stylions ) Etymology: New Latin, irregular from styl- (II) : an anthropometric …
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STYLIFORM — ˈstīləˌfȯrm adjective Etymology: alteration of earlier stiliforme, from New Latin stiliformis, from Medieval Latin styli- stylus + Latin -formis -form …
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STYLIZE — [styl.ize] vt styl.ized ; styl.iz.ing (1898): to conform to a conventional style; specif: to represent or design according to a …
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STYLISH — [styl.ish] adj (1785): having style; specif: conforming to current fashion -- styl.ish.ly adv -- styl.ish.ness n
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STYLE — [style] n [ME stile, style, fr. L stilus spike, stem, stylus, style of writing; perh. akin to L instigare to …
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