I. ˌō]s, in some words |ō] or ˈō], or ]z adjective suffix
Etymology: Middle English, from Latin -osus
: full of : having : possessing the qualities of
clad ose
II. ˌōs also ˌōz noun suffix
( -s )
Etymology: French, from glucose
1. : carbohydrate
amyl ose
especially : sugar
fruct ose
pent ose
2. : primary hydrolysis product
prote ose
III. ˌōs noun suffix
( -s )
Etymology: New Latin -osis
: -osis 4
chytridi ose