-COEL

Meaning of -COEL in English

noun combining form

see -coele

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-COEL — noun combining form see: ~e
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COEL- — combining form or coelo- also cel- or celo- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek koil-, koilo-, from koilos hollow — more …
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COEL- — a combining form meaning "cavity," used in the formation of compound words: coelenteron. Also, -cele, -coele . [ comb. form …
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-COEL — see -coele
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-COELE — or -coel noun combining form Etymology: probably from New Latin -coela, from neuter plural of -coelus hollow, concave, from Greek …
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WHOLE — I. ˈhōl, dial ˈhəl or with a vowel approaching ə adjective Etymology: Middle English hool healthy, unhurt, entire, from Old …
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RHABDOCOELIDA — I. ˌrabdəˈsēlədə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Rhabdocoela + -ida in former classifications : an order or …
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SPONGOCOEL — ˈspäŋgōˌsēl noun ( -s ) Etymology: spongo- + -coel : the internal cavity of a sponge discharging by way of …
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SPLANCHNOCOELE — noun or splanch·no·coel ˈsplaŋknəˌsēl ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary splanchno- + -coele, -coel 1. : the embryonic body …
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SCHIZ- — combining form or schizo- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek schizo-, from schizein to split — more at shed 1. : …
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RHYNCHOCOEL — noun also rhyn·cho·coele ˈriŋkōˌsēl ; or rhyn·cho·coelom or rhyn·cho·coelome |riŋkō+ ( -s ) Etymology: rhynch- + -coel, -coele or coelom, …
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PSEUDOCOEL — noun also pseu·do·cele or pseu·do·coele ˈsüdōˌsēl ; or pseu·do·coelom |sü(ˌ)dō+ ( -s ) Etymology: pseud- + -coel, -cele, -coele or …
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OPTICOEL — ˈäptəˌsēl noun ( -s ) Etymology: blend of optic and -coel (from Greek koilos hollow) — more at cave : …
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MYOCOEL — noun also my·o·coele ˈmīəˌsēl ( -s ) Etymology: my- + -coel, -coele : the cavity of a myotome
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KYLE — ˈkī(ə)l noun ( -s ) Etymology: Scottish Gaelic caol, from caol narrow; akin to Old Irish cōil, cōel narrow, Latvian …
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GONOCOEL — noun or gon·o·coele ˈgänəˌsēl ( -s ) Etymology: gon- + -coel, -coele : the body cavity that contains the gonads …
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ENTOCOELE — noun or en·to·coel ˈentəˌsēl ( -s ) Etymology: ent- + -coele, -coel : endocoele • en·to·coe·lic | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|sēlik adjective
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ENTEROCOELE — noun or en·ter·o·coel ˈentərōˌsēl ( -s ) Etymology: enter- + -coele, -coel : a coelom that originates by outgrowth from …
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COELUROSAURIA — ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈsȯrēə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from coel- + ur- + -sauria : a subdivision of Theropoda (order …
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COELOZOIC — |sēlə|zōik, -lō- adjective Etymology: coel- + -zoic : inhabiting a cavity of an animal's body
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COELOPLANULA — ˌsēlə, -lō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from coel- + planula zoology : a hollow planula with a wall of two …
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COELOPIDAE — sə̇ˈlōpəˌdē, sē- noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Coelopa, type genus (from coel- + -opa, from Greek ōp-, …
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COELOPHYSIS — sēˈlōfəzə̇s, -läf-, -sə̇s noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from coel- + Greek physis nature, appearance — more at physic …
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COELOMYARIAN — | ̷ ̷(ˌ) ̷ ̷mī|a(a)rēən adjective Etymology: coel- + my- + -arian of nematode muscle cells : having the myofibrils extending centrally in the …
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COELOMESOBLAST — ˌsēlō, -lə+ noun Etymology: coel- + mesoblast : mesothelium
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COELOLEPIDA — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈlepədə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Coelolepid-, Coelolepis, genus of ostracoderms (from coel- + -lepis ) + …
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COELOGYNE — sə̇ˈläjə(ˌ)nē, sē- noun Etymology: New Latin, from coel- + Greek gynē woman; from the hollow stigma — more at queen …
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COELOGASTRULA — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from coel- + gastrula : a typical gastrula derived from a coeloblastula
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-COELE — var. of coel- as final element of a compound word: enterocoele. Also, -cele, -coel .
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COELACANTH — — coelacanthine /see'leuh kan"thuyn, -thin/ , adj. /see"leuh kanth'/ , n. a crossopterygian fish, Latimeria chalumnae, thought to have been …
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-COELE — or -coel Etymology: probably from New Latin -coela, from neuter plural of -coelus hollow, concave, from Greek -koilos, from koilos …
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