PHOS-FLUR

Meaning of PHOS-FLUR in English

USP DI - Sodium Fluoride (Systemic)

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PHOS- — combining form Etymology: Greek phōs-, from phōs — more at fancy : light phos acid phos nitric
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SOLU-FLUR — USP DI - Sodium Fluoride (Systemic)
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NEUTRA-PHOS — USP DI - Phosphates (Systemic)
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K-PHOS ORIGINAL — USP DI - Phosphates (Systemic)
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PHOS BOTTLE — A. bottle of phosphorus: used by housebreakers to light their lanthorns. Ding the phos; throw away the bottle of phosphorus.
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FLORET — noun Etymology: Middle English flourette, from Anglo-French *~, diminutive of flur flower Date: 1671 a small flower, a cluster of …
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FLEUR-DE-LIS — also fleur-de-lys noun (plural fleurs-de-lis or ~; also fleurs-de-lys or fleur-de-lys) Etymology: Middle English flourdelis, from Anglo-French flur de lis, …
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FENFLURAMINE — noun Etymology: fen- (alteration of phen-) + -flur- (alteration of fluor-) + amine Date: 1965 an anorectic amphetamine derivative C …
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FANCY — I. transitive verb (fancied; ~ing) Date: 14th century to have a ~ for ; like , to form a conception …
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PHOT — I. ˈfōt, ˈfät noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from Greek phōt-, phōs light : the cgs unit …
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FANCY — I. ˈfan(t)sē, -aan-, -ain-, -si noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English fantsy, contraction of fantasie fantasy, fancy, from Middle …
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PHORATE — ˈfō(ə)rˌāt, ˈfȯ(- noun ( -s ) Etymology: phos phor- + thion ate : a very toxic organophosphate systemic insecticide C …
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GLYPHOSATE — ˈglifəˌsāt, ˈglī- noun ( -s ) Etymology: probably from International Scientific Vocabulary gly (I)cine + phos ph- + -ate (I) …
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FENFLURAMINE — fenˈflu̇rəˌmēn, -_mə̇n noun Etymology: fen- (alteration of phen- ) + flur- (alteration of fluor- ) + amine : an anorectic …
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ETHEPHON — ˈethəˌfän noun ( -s ) Etymology: alteration of chloro ethyl phos phon ic acid : a synthetic plant growth regulator …
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COUMAPHOS — ˈküməˌfäs, -fȯs noun ( -es ) Etymology: couma rin + phos phorus : an organophosphorus systemic insecticide and anthelmintic C …
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CHLORPYRIFOS — -ˈpirəfäs, -ˈpīr- noun ( -es ) Etymology: chlor- + pyri d- + -fos , alteration of -phos (as in coumaphos …
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AZINPHOSMETHYL — ˌāz ə n(ˌ)fäsˈmethəl, ˌaz- noun Etymology: azine + phos phorus + methyl : an organophosphorus pesticide C 10 H 12 …
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PHOTISM — ˈfōd.ˌizəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from Greek phōtismos illumination, light, from phōtizein to shine, give light …
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PHOTINIA — fōˈtinēə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek phōteinos shining, bright (from phōt-, phōs light) + New Latin -ia …
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PHOT- — combining form or photo- Etymology: Greek phōt-, phōto-, from phōt-, phōs — more at fancy 1. : light phot eolic …
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PHOSVITIN — ˈfäsˌvīt ə n, -svətə̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: phos- (from phosphoprotein ) + vit- + -in : a phosphoprotein …
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PHOSSY JAW — ˈfäsē- noun Etymology: phossy from phos (short for New Latin phosphorus ) + -y : a jawbone destroyed by chronic …
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PHOSPHORUS — ˈfäsf(ə)rəs noun ( plural phospho·ri -sfəˌrī, -ˌrē) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek phōsphoros light-bearing, from phōs- phos- + -phoros -phorous …
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PHOSPHENE — ˈfäˌsfēn noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary phos- + -phene (from Greek phainein to show) — more at …
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FLOWERET — -au̇(ə)rə̇t, -au̇wər-, usu -ə̇d+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English flourette, from Middle French florete, flourete, flurete, diminutive of …
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FLEURY — ˈflər.ē, ˈflu̇rē adjective Etymology: alteration (influenced by French fleur flower) of Middle English floury, flory, from Old French floré, from …
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FLEURON — ˈflər.ˌän, ˈflu̇ˌrän noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Middle French floron, from flor, flour, flur flower — more at …
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EFFLEURAGE — |eflə|räzh, -(ˌ)flü|- noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from effleurer to stroke lightly (from ef- — from Latin, from ex- …
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FLURRY — — flurriedly , adv. /flerr"ee, flur"ee/ , n. , pl. flurries , v. , flurried, flurrying . n. 1. a …
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FLURRIED — /flerr"eed, flur"-/ , adj. marked by confusion or agitation. [ FLURRY + -ED 2 ]
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FLOWER — /flow"euhr/ , n. 1. the blossom of a plant. 2. Bot. a. the part of a seed plant comprising the …
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FLOURISHING — — flourishingly , adv. /flerr"i shing, flur"-/ , adj. growing vigorously; thriving; prosperous: a flourishing little business. [ 1250-1300; ME; …
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FLOURISH — — flourisher , n. /flerr"ish, flur"-/ , v.i. 1. to be in a vigorous state; thrive: a period in which …
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FLOOR — — floorless , adj. /flawr, flohr/ , n. 1. that part of a room, hallway, or the like, that forms …
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FLOWER — I. ˈflau̇(-ə)r noun Etymology: Middle English flour flower, best of anything, flour, from Anglo-French flur, flour, flaur, from Latin flor-, …
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FLORET — noun Etymology: Middle English flourette, from Anglo-French * floret, diminutive of flur flower Date: 1671 1. : a small flower …
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FLEURY — adjective Etymology: alteration of Middle English flory, from Anglo-French floré, flowered from flur, flor flower — more at flower Date: …
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FLEUR-DE-LIS — also fleur-de-lys ˌflər-də-ˈlē, ˌflu̇r- ( plural fleurs-de-lis or fleur-de-lis also fleurs-de-lys or fleur-de-lys ˌflər-də-ˈlē(z), ˌflu̇r-) Etymology: Middle English flourdelis, from …
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FENFLURAMINE — noun Etymology: fen- (alteration of phen- ) + -flur- (alteration of fluor- ) + amine Date: 1965 : an anorectic …
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PHOSPHORYLATE — [phos.phor.y.late] vt -lat.ed ; -lat.ing (1937): to cause (an organic compound) to take up or combine with phosphoric acid or …
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PHOSPHOROLYSIS — [phos.pho.rol.y.sis] n [NL] (1937): a reversible reaction analogous to hydrolysis in which phosphoric acid functions in a manner similar to …
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PHOSPHORITE — [phos.pho.rite] n (1796) 1: a fibrous concretionary apatite 2: phosphate rock -- phos.pho.rit.ic adj
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PHOSPHORESCENT — [phos.pho.res.cent] adj (1766): exhibiting phosphorescence -- phos.pho.res.cent.ly adv
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PHOSPHOR — [phos.phor] also phos.phore n [L phosphorus, fr. Gk phosphoros, lit., light bringer, fr. phosphoros light-bearing, fr. phos light + pherein …
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PHOSPHENE — [phos.phene] n [ISV phos- + Gk phainein to show--more at fancy] (ca. 1860): a luminous impression due to excitation of …
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PHOSPHATIZE — [phos.pha.tize] vt -tized ; -tiz.ing (1883) 1: to change to a phosphate or phosphates 2: to treat with phosphoric acid …
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PHOSPHATIDE — [phos.pha.tide] n [ISV] (1884): phospholipid -- phos.pha.tid.ic adj
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PHOSGENE — [phos.gene] n [Gk phos light + -genes born, produced--more at fancy, -gen; fr. its originally having been obtained by the …
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ORGANOPHOSPHORUS — [or.gan.o.phos.pho.rus] also or.gan.o.phos.pho.rous adj (1950): of, relating to, or being a phosphorus-containing organic compound and esp. a pesticide (as malathion) …
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FLURRY — [flur.ry] n, pl flurries [prob. fr. flurr (to throw scatteringly)] (1686) 1 a: a gust of wind b: a brief …
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DEPHOSPHORYLATION — [de.phos.phor.y.la.tion] n (1931): the process of removing phosphate groups from an organic compound (as ATP) by hydrolysis; also: the resulting …
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FLOOR — / flɔː(r); NAmE / noun , verb ■ noun OF ROOM 1. [ C , usually sing. ] the surface …
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FLURRY — flur ‧ ry /ˈflʌri $ ˈflɜːri/ BrE AmE noun ( plural flurries ) [ Date: 1600-1700 ; Origin: Probably from …
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FLURRIED — flur ‧ ried /ˈflʌrid $ ˈflɜːrid/ BrE AmE adjective confused and nervous or excited SYN flustered : Jack never seemed …
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FLOWER — n. & v. --n. 1 the part of a plant from which the fruit or seed is developed. 2 the …
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FLOWER — n. & v. n. 1 the part of a plant from which the fruit or seed is developed. 2 the …
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FLOWER — n. & v. --n. 1. the part of a plant from which the fruit or seed is developed. 2 the …
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