HY-PHEN

Meaning of HY-PHEN in English

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USP DI - Narcotic Analgesics and Acetaminophen (Systemic)

Drug information English vocab. Английский словарь лекарств и медикаментов. 2012

PHEN — phen- [occurring in derivatives and compounds]
Interlingua English vocab
PHEN- — or pheno- combining form see: fancy related to or derived from benzene , containing phenyl
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PHEN- — combining form or pheno- Etymology: Greek phain-, phaino-, from phainein to show — more at fancy 1. also phaen- or …
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HY — abbreviation 1. heavy 2. henry
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HY- — combining form or hyo- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek hyo- upsilon (Υ, υ), from y, hy upsilon 1. : connecting …
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HY — (a.) High.
Английский словарь Webster
HY — ( a. ) High.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
PHEN- — var. of pheno- esp. before a vowel: phenazine.
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HY. — Elect. (formerly) henry.
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HY — /huy/ , n. a male given name, form of Hiram .
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PHEN- — or pheno- Etymology: obsolete phene benzene, from French phène, from Greek phainein to show; from its occurrence in illuminating gas …
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HY — adj high.
Webster English vocab
PHEN- — ■ combining form variant spelling of pheno- shortened before a vowel (as in phencyclidine ).
Concise Oxford English vocab
PHEN- — [phen-] or pheno- comb form [obs. phene benzene, fr. F phene, fr. Gk phainein to show; fr. its occurrence in …
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HY — Hy BrE AmE haɪ
Longman Pronunciation English Dictionary
HY. — abbr. Henry.
Английский основной разговорный словарь
HY. — abbr. Henry.
Concise Oxford English Dictionary
HY. — abbr. Henry.
Oxford English vocab
PHEN-FEN — noun Date: 1984 fen-phen
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FEN-PHEN — ˈfenˌfen noun ( -s ) Etymology: fen fluramine (herein) + phen termine (herein) : a former diet drug combination of …
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FEN-PHEN — /fen"fen'/ , n. Pharm. a dieting pill that suppresses appetite and speeds up metabolism: a combination of the drugs fenfluramine …
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PHEN-FEN — noun Date: 1984 : fen-phen
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FEN-PHEN — noun Etymology: fen fluramine + phen termine Date: 1994 : a former diet drug combination of phentermine with either fenfluramine …
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PHENTOLAMINE — noun Etymology: phen- + toluidine + amine Date: 1952 an adrenergic blocking agent C 17 H 19 N 3 O …
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PHENOL — noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary phen- + 3-ol Date: circa 1852 a corrosive poisonous crystalline acidic compound C 6 H …
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PHENO- — combining form see: phen-
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PHENCYCLIDINE — noun Etymology: phen- + cycl- + -idine Date: 1959 a piperidine derivative C 17 H 25 N used chiefly in …
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PHENANTHRENE — noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary phen- + anthracene Date: 1882 a crystalline tricyclic aromatic hydrocarbon C 14 H 10 of …
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PERPHENAZINE — noun Etymology: blend of piperazine and phen- Date: 1957 a phenothiazine tranquilizer C 21 H 26 ClN 3 OS that …
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OMEN — noun Etymology: Latin omin-, ~ Date: 1582 an occurrence or phen~on believed to portend a future event ; augury
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FENFLURAMINE — fenˈflu̇rəˌmēn, -_mə̇n noun Etymology: fen- (alteration of phen- ) + flur- (alteration of fluor- ) + amine : an anorectic …
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PHENIC ACID — ˈfēnik, ˈfenik- noun Etymology: French acide phénique, from phén phen- + -ique -ic : phenol — not used systematically
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PHENACAINE — noun or pheno·cain ˈfēnəˌkān, ˈfen- ( -s ) Etymology: phenacaine probably from phen etidine + a cet- + caine; phenocain …
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FENFLURAMINE — noun Etymology: fen- (alteration of phen- ) + -flur- (alteration of fluor- ) + amine Date: 1965 : an anorectic …
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REHYDRATE — [re.hy.drate] vt (1943): to restore fluid to (something dehydrated) -- re.hy.drat.able adj -- re.hy.dra.tion n
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PHENTOLAMINE — [phen.tol.amine] n [phen- + toluidine + amine] (1952): an adrenergic blocking agent that is used esp. in the diagnosis and …
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PHENCYCLIDINE — [phen.cy.cli.dine] n [phen- + cycl- + -idine] (1959): a piperidine derivative used esp. as a veterinary anesthetic and sometimes illicitly …
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PHENANTHRENE — [phen.an.threne] n [ISV phen- + anthracene] (1882): a crystalline aromatic hydrocarbon of coal tar isomeric with anthracene
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PHENAKITE — [phen.a.kite] or phen.a.cite n [G Phenakit, fr. Gk phenak-, phenax deceiver; fr. its being easily mistaken for quartz] (ca. 1834): …
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NEUROHYPOPHYSIS — [neu.ro.hy.poph.y.sis] n [NL] (1912): the portion of the pituitary gland that is composed of the infundibulum and posterior lobe and …
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HYRAX — [hy.rax] n, pl hy.rax.es also hy.ra.ces [Gk hyrak-, hyrax shrew] (1832): any of a family (Procaviidae) of small ungulate mammals …
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HYPOTHECATE — [hy.poth.e.cate] vt -cat.ed ; -cat.ing [ML hypothecare to pledge, fr. LL hypotheca pledge, fr. Gk hypotheke, fr. hypotithenai to put …
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HYPOSTASIS — [hy.pos.ta.sis] n, pl -ta.ses [LL, substance, sediment, fr. Gk, support, foundation, substance, sediment, fr. hyphistasthai to stand under, support, fr. …
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HYPOGEAL — [hy.po.ge.al] or hy.po.ge.an or hy.po.ge.ous adj [LL hypogeus subterranean, fr. Gk hypogaios, fr. hypo- + gaia earth] (1686) 1: growing …
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HYPOCORISM — [hy.po.co.rism] n [LL hypocorisma, fr. Gk hypokorisma, fr. hypokorizesthai to call by pet names, fr. hypo- + korizesthai to caress, …
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HYPHENATE — [hy.phen.ate] vt -at.ed ; -at.ing (ca. 1889): to connect (as two words) or divide (as a word at the end …
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HYPHEN — [hy.phen] n [LL & Gk; LL, fr. Gk, fr. hyph' hen under one, fr. hypo under + hen, neut. of …
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HYPHA — [hy.pha] n, pl hy.phae [NL, fr. Gk hyphe web; akin to Gk hyphos web--more at weave] (1866): one of the …
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HYPERSENSITIVE — [hy.per.sen.si.tive] adj (1871) 1: excessively or abnormally sensitive 2: abnormally susceptible physiologically to a specific ag ent (as a drug …
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HYPERREALISM — [hy.per.re.al.ism] n (1937): realism in painting characterized by depiction of real life in an unusual or striking manner--compare photo-realism -- …
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HYPERPARASITE — [hy.per.par.a.site] n (ca. 1889): a parasite that is parasitic upon another parasite -- hy.per.par.a.sit.ic adj -- hy.per.par.a.sit.ism n
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HYPERMETER — [hy.per.me.ter] n [LL hypermetrus hypercatalectic, fr. Gk hypermetros beyond measure, beyond the meter, fr. hyper- + metron measure, meter] (ca. …
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HYPERCORRECT — [hy.per.cor.rect] adj (1922): of, relating to, or characterized by the production of a nonstandard linguistic form or construction on the …
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HYPERBOLIC — [hy.per.bol.ic] also hy.per.bol.i.cal adj (15c): of, relating to, or marked by hyperbole -- hy.per.bol.i.cal.ly adv [2]hyperbolic adj (1646) 1: of, …
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HYPER- — [hyper-] prefix [ME iper-, fr. L hyper-, fr. Gk, fr. hyper--more at over] 1: above: beyond: super- "hypermarket" 2. a: …
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HYLOZOISM — [hy.lo.zo.ism] n [Gk hyle matter, lit., wood + zoos alive, living; akin to Gk zoe life--more at quick] (1678): a …
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HYGIENE — [hy.giene] n [F hygiene & NL hygieina, fr. Gk, neut. pl. of hygieinos healthful, fr. hygies healthy; akin to Skt …
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HYDROPONICS — [hy.dro.pon.ics] n pl but sing in constr [hydr- + -ponics (as in geoponics)] (1937): the growing of plants in nutrient …
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HYDROLOGY — [hy.drol.o.gy] n [NL hydrologia, fr. L hydr- + -logia -logy] (1762): a science dealing with the properties, distribution, and circulation …
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HYDRATE — [hy.drate] n (1802): a compound formed by the union of water with some other substance [2]hydrate vb hy.drat.ed ; hy.drat.ing …
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EUPHENICS — [eu.phen.ics] n pl but sing in constr [eu- + phen- (fr. phenotype) + -ics; after E genotype : eugenics] (1963): …
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CHLORAMPHENICOL — [chlor.am.phen.i.col] n [chlor- + amide + phen- + nitr- + glycol] (1949): a broad-spectrum antibiotic isolated from cultures of a …
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