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Meaning of UTER- in English

var. of utero- before a vowel: uteralgia.

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UTER- — combining form or utero- Etymology: Latin uterus 1. : uterus uter algia uter ectomy utero cele utero logy 2. : …
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UTRICLE — noun Etymology: Latin utriculus, diminutive of uter leather bag Date: 1731 any of various small pouches or saccate parts of …
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UTERO- — combining form see uter-
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WHETHER — I. |(h)wethə(r) also (|)(h)wəth- pronoun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English hwæther, hwether; akin to Old High German hwedar which …
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NEUTER — I. ˈn(y)üd.ə(r), -ütə- adjective Etymology: Middle English neutre, from Middle French & Latin; Middle French neutre, from Latin neuter, literally, …
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UTRUBI — ˈə.trəˌbī noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin, in which of two places, from uter which of two + ubi where, …
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UTRICLE — ˈyü.trə̇kəl, -rēk- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin utriculus small bag, diminutive of uter leather bag : any of various …
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UTRAQUIST — -_kwə̇st noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: New Latin utraquista, from Latin utraque (abl. singular feminine of uterque …
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UTEROTUBAL — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|tübəl, -.|tyü- adjective Etymology: uter- + tube + -al : of or relating to the uterus and Fallopian tubes a …
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UTEROSALPINGOGRAPHY — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌsalˌpiŋˈgägrəfē noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary uter- + salping- + -graphy : hysterosalpingography
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UTEROMANIA — ˌyüd.ərōˈmānēə noun Etymology: New Latin, from uter- + mania : nymphomania
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UTEROGRAPHY — ˌyüd.əˈrägrəfē noun ( -es ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary uter- + -graphy : the art, practice, or action of making …
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UTEROGRAM — ˈyüd.ərəˌgram noun Etymology: uter- + -gram : an X-ray photograph of the uterine cavity made after the injection of a …
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UTEROGESTATION — |yüd.ə(ˌ)rō+ noun Etymology: uter- + gestation 1. : the part of the gestation period that is passed within the uterus …
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SWELL SHARK — noun : any of several short, wide-bodied sharks of the family Scyliorhinidae that take in air when caught and swell …
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DETERIORATE — də̇ˈtirēəˌrāt, dēˈ-, chiefly in substand speech -irēˌāt sometimes -irəˌrāt; usu -ād.+V verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Late Latin deterioratus, past …
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UTRICLE — /yooh"tri keuhl/ , n. 1. a small sac or baglike body, as an air-filled cavity in a seaweed. 2. Bot. …
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UTRAQUIST — — Utraquism , n. /yooh"treuh kwist/ , n. Calixtine. [ 1830-40; Utraquista, equiv. to L utraque (abl. sing. fem. of …
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UTERO- — a combining form representing uterus in compound words: uterovaginal. Also, esp. before a vowel, uter- .
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UTERALGIA — /yooh'teuh ral"jeuh/ , n. Med. pain in or near the uterus. [ 1400-50; UTER- + -ALGIA ]
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WHETHER — I. ˈhwe-thər, ˈwe-, (ˌ)(h)wə- pronoun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English hwæther, hwether; akin to Old High German hwedar which …
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NEUTER — I. ˈnü-tər, ˈnyü- adjective Etymology: Middle English neutre, from Middle French & Latin; Middle French neutre, from Latin neuter, literally, …
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UTRICLE — noun Etymology: Latin utriculus, diminutive of uter leather bag Date: 1731 : any of various small pouches or saccate parts …
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DETERIORATE — verb ( -rat·ed ; -rat·ing ) Etymology: Late Latin deterioratus, past participle of deteriorare, from Latin deterior worse, from de- …
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UTRICLE — [ 'ju:trɪk(ə)l ] ■ noun 1》 a small cell, sac, or bladder-like protuberance in an animal or plant. 2》 (also …
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NEUTER — ■ adjective 1》 of or denoting a gender of nouns typically contrasting with masculine and feminine or common. 2》 (of …
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WHETHER — [wheth.er] pron [ME, fr. OE hwaether, hwether; akin to OHG hwedar which of two, L uter, Gk poteros, OE hwa …
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UTRICLE — [utri.cle] n [L utriculus, dim. of uter leather bag] (1731): any of various small pouches or saccate parts of an …
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UTERUS — [uter.us] n, pl uteri also uter.us.es [L, belly, womb; prob. akin to Gk hoderos belly, Skt udara] (1615) 1: an …
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UTERINE — [uter.ine] adj [ME, fr. LL uterinus, fr. L uterus] (15c) 1: born of the same mother but by a different …
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