IRID-

Meaning of IRID- in English

var. of irido- before a vowel: iridectomy.

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IRID- — or irido- combining form rainbow , iris of the eye
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IRID — abbreviation ~escent
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IRID- — combining form or irido- Etymology: Latin irid-, iris — more at iris 1. : rainbow irid al irid escent 2. …
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IRID — ˈīrə̇d noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin Irid-, Iris : a plant of the family Iridaceae
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IRID — /uy"rid/ , n. any plant belonging to the Iridaceae, the iris family. [ 1865-70; irid-, s. of iris IRIS ]
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IRID- — or irido- 1. [Latin irid-, iris ] : rainbow irid escent 2. [New Latin irid-, iris ] : iris of …
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IRID — iridescent
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IRID- — [irid-] or irido- comb form 1 [L irid-, iris]: rainbow "iridescent" 2. [NL irid-, iris]: iris of the eye "iridology"
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IRID — [irid] abbreviation iridescent
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IRID — Variant: or irido- Function: combining form 1 [Latin irid-, iris ] : rainbow < irid escent> 2 [New Latin irid-, …
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IRID — Function: abbreviation iridescent
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IRIDO- — combining form see: irid-
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IRIDIUM — noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin irid-, iris; from the colors produced by its dissolving in hydrochloric acid Date: 1804 …
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IRIDESCENT — I. |irə|des ə nt adjective Etymology: irid- + -escent 1. : having iridescence : showing colors like those of the …
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IRIDOLOGY — ˌi(ə)rə̇ˈdäləjē, -ji noun ( -es -s ) Etymology: irid- + -logy : the study of the iris of the eye …
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IRIDS — plural of irid
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IRIDOSMIUM — -_mēəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from irid- + osmium : iridosmine
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IRIDOSMINE — ˌirəˈdäzˌmēn, ˌīr-, -_mə̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: German iridosmin, from irid- + New Latin osm ium + German -in …
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IRIDOPHORE — īˈridəˌfō(ə)r, ə̇ˈr- noun ( -s ) Etymology: irid- + -phore : an iridescent chromatophore — compare iridocyte
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IRIDOMYRMEX — -ˈmərˌmeks noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from irid- + Greek myrmēx ant — more at pismire : a genus …
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IRIDODONESIS — ˌirə(ˌ)dōdəˈnēsə̇s, ˌīr- noun ( plural iridodone·ses -ēˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from irid- + Greek donein to shake + New Latin …
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IRIDOCYTE — īˈridəˌsīt, ə̇ˈr- noun ( -s ) Etymology: irid- + -cyte : a cell that occurs especially in the skin of …
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IRIDOCYCLITIS — “+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from irid- + cyclitis : inflammation of the iris and the ciliary body
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IRIDOCHOROIDITIS — |irə(ˌ)dō, |īr-+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from irid- + choroiditis : inflammation of the iris and the choroid
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IRIDO- — — see irid-
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IRIDIZE — ˈirəˌdīz, ˈīr- transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: irid- + -ize : to make iridescent
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IRIDIUM — īˈridēəm, ə̇ˈr- noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: New Latin, from irid- + -ium; from the colorful appearance …
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IRIDIN — ˈirəd ə n, ˈīr-, -də̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary irid- + -in 1. : a crystalline …
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IRIDIC — (ˈ)ī|ridik, ə̇ˈr- adjective Etymology: irid- + -ic 1. : of, relating to, or derived from iridium — used especially of …
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IRIDO- — a combining form of Latin origin used, with the meanings "rainbow," "iridescent," "iris (of the eye)," "Iris (the genus)," and …
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IRIS — I. ˈī-rəs noun ( plural iris·es also iri·des ˈī-rə-ˌdēz, ˈir-ə-) Etymology: Middle English, from Latin irid-, iris rainbow, iris plant, …
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IRIS — [iris] n, pl iris.es or iri.des [ME, fr. L irid-, iris rainbow, iris plant, fr. Gk, rainbow, iris plant, iris …
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IRIDIUM — [irid.i.um] n [NL, fr. L irid-, iris; fr. the colors produced by its dissolving in hydrochloric acid] (1804): a silver-white …
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