PYROS

Meaning of PYROS in English

plural of pyro

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FURZE — noun Etymology: Middle English firse, from Old English fyrs; akin to Russian pyreĭ quack grass, Greek pyros wheat Date: before …
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MELAMPYRUM — ˌmeləmˈpīrəm noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek melampyron ball mustard, from melan- + pyros wheat — more at …
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FURZE — ˈfərz noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English firse, furse, from Old English fyrs; akin to Greek pyros wheat, pyrēn …
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FAGOPYRUM — -ˈpīrəm noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin fagus beech + New Latin -o- + -pyrum (from Greek pyros …
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EMPYREAL — |emˌpī|rēəl, -_pə|-; (ˈ)em|pirēəl, -|pīr- adjective Etymology: Late Latin empyreus, empyrius (from Late Greek empyrios, from Greek empyros fiery, from em- …
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DIOSPYROS — ˌdīəˈspīrəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, a plant, probably gromwell, from Greek, from Dios (gen. of Zeus …
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BAPTISM OF FIRE — Etymology: translation of Late Greek baptisma pyros 1. : a spiritual baptism by the gift of the Holy Spirit — …
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AGROPYRON — ˌagrōˈpīˌrän noun also ag·ro·py·rum -_rəm Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from agro- + -pyron, -pyrum (from Greek pyros wheat) — …
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PYRO — /puy"roh/ , n. , pl. pyros . Informal. a pyromaniac. [ by shortening; cf. -O ]
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FURZE — /ferrz/ , n. gorse. Also called, esp. Brit., whin . [ bef. 1000; ME furse, firse, OE fyr ( e …
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PYRENOID — noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from New Latin pyrena stone of a fruit, from Greek pyrēn; akin to Greek pyros …
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FURZE — noun Etymology: Middle English firse, from Old English fyrs; akin to Russian pyreĭ quack grass, Greek pyros wheat Date: before …
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PYRENOID — [py.re.noid] n [ISV, fr. NL pyrena stone of a fruit, fr. Gk pyren; akin to Gk pyros wheat grain, wheat--more …
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FURZE — [furze] n [ME firse, fr. OE fyrs; akin to Russ pyrei quack grass, Gk pyros wheat] (bef. 12c): gorse -- …
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