English words starting with carbo
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Carbo
ˈkɑːbəʊMeanings of Carbocyclic:
adjectiveDesignating a ring of carbon atoms, with no hetero-atoms; (of a molecule or compound) containing such a ring.
Meanings of Carbodiimide:
nounOriginally: the compound hn=c=nh, a tautomeric form of cyanamide (now rare). in later use: any of a class of compounds having the general formula rn=c=nr′, characterized by a carbon atom doubly bonded to two nitrogen atoms each bearing an organic group.
Meanings of Carbohydrase:
nounAny enzyme which hydrolyses complex carbohydrates, releasing simple sugars, or (more widely) which breaks down glycosidic linkages.
Meanings of Carbohydrate:
nounAny of a large group of organic compounds occurring in foods and living tissues and including sugars, starch, and cellulose. they contain hydrogen and oxygen in the same ratio as water (2:1) and typically can be broken down to release energy in the animal body.
Usage examples:
Water-soluble carbohydrates
Meanings of Carbohydrates:
nounAny of a large group of organic compounds occurring in foods and living tissues and including sugars, starch, and cellulose. they contain hydrogen and oxygen in the same ratio as water (2:1) and typically can be broken down to release energy in the animal body.
Usage examples:
Water-soluble carbohydrates
Meanings of Carbolate:
nounA salt, ester, or other derivative of carbolic acid or (occasionally) another phenol; a phenoxide.
Meanings of Carbolic:
nounPhenol, especially when used as a disinfectant.
Usage examples:
As a butcher and farmer, garrett would have handled carbolic acid regularly as a disinfectant.
Meanings of Carbolics:
nounPhenol, especially when used as a disinfectant.
Usage examples:
As a butcher and farmer, garrett would have handled carbolic acid regularly as a disinfectant.
Meanings of Carbolineum:
nounAn oily liquid for preserving wood based on coal tar distillates. also (now historical) "carbolineum avenarius".
Meanings of Carbolise:
verbTo impregnate, treat, or disinfect with carbolic acid.
Meanings of Carbolised:
adjectiveImpregnated, treated, or disinfected with carbolic acid.
Meanings of Carbolize:
verbTo impregnate, treat, or disinfect with carbolic acid.
Meanings of Carbolized:
adjectiveImpregnated, treated, or disinfected with carbolic acid.
Meanings of Carbolizes:
verbTo impregnate, treat, or disinfect with carbolic acid.
Meanings of Carbolizing:
verbTo impregnate, treat, or disinfect with carbolic acid.
Meanings of Carbomycin:
nounA macrolide antibiotic obtained from the bacterium streptomyces halstedii and now mainly used in experimental studies of protein synthesis.
Meanings of Carbon:
nounThe chemical element of atomic number 6, a non-metal which has two main forms (diamond and graphite) and which also occurs in impure form in charcoal, soot, and coal.
Usage examples:
Combustion, or burning, is a chemical process involving carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.
Carbon-copy
ˌkɑː.bən ˈkɒp.iMeanings of Carbon-copy:
nounAn exact copy of something
Usage examples:
Fig. the girl is a carbon copy of her mother (= they are very similar).
Meanings of Carbona:
nounA large, irregular mass of tin ore, typically found adjacent to a main lode.
Meanings of Carbonaceous:
adjective(chiefly of rocks or sediments) consisting of or containing carbon or its compounds.
Usage examples:
Australian coals and associated carbonaceous sediments may thus well be oil source rocks in the gip…
Meanings of Carbonade:
nounA stew typically made of beef braised with beer and onions, and associated with belgium.
verbCarbonado.
Meanings of Carbonado:
nounA dark opaque diamond, used in abrasives and cutting tools.
Usage examples:
Large brazilian carbonados include the carbonado casco de barro, carbonado do sergio, and carbonado…
Meanings of Carbonados:
nounA dark opaque diamond, used in abrasives and cutting tools.
Usage examples:
Large brazilian carbonados include the carbonado casco de barro, carbonado do sergio, and carbonado…
Meanings of Carbonarism:
nounThe political principles of the carbonari, or (in extended use) of similar revolutionists.
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