All English words - page 3044

Meanings of Lymphocytes:

noun

A form of small leucocyte (white blood cell) with a single round nucleus, occurring especially in the lymphatic system.

Usage examples:

We also knew that blood cells, actually lymphocytes, white cells in the blood, contained those rece…

Meanings of Lymphoedema:

noun

Localized swelling of the body caused by an abnormal accumulation of lymph.

Usage examples:

The patients had previously been diagnosed with upper or lower limb lymphoedema

Meanings of Lymphoid:

adjective

Relating to or denoting the tissue responsible for producing lymphocytes and antibodies. this tissue occurs in the lymph nodes, thymus, tonsils, and spleen, and dispersed elsewhere in the body.

Usage examples:

Important in the management of hepatitis are those of the liver, thymus, spleen and other lymphoid …

Meanings of Lymphoma:

noun

Cancer of the lymph nodes.

Usage examples:

She fought a brave battle against lymphoma

Meanings of Lymphomas:

noun

Cancer of the lymph nodes.

Usage examples:

She fought a brave battle against lymphoma

Meanings of Lymphomata:

noun

Cancer of the lymph nodes.

Usage examples:

She fought a brave battle against lymphoma

Meanings of Lynch:

verb

(of a group of people) kill (someone) for an alleged offence without a legal trial, especially by hanging.

Usage examples:

Her father had been lynched for a crime he didn't commit

Meanings of Lynched:

verb

(of a group of people) kill (someone) for an alleged offence without a legal trial, especially by hanging.

Usage examples:

Her father had been lynched for a crime he didn't commit

Meanings of Lynches:

verb

(of a group of people) kill (someone) for an alleged offence without a legal trial, especially by hanging.

Usage examples:

Her father had been lynched for a crime he didn't commit

Meanings of Lynchet:

noun

A ridge or ledge formed along the downhill side of a plot by ploughing in ancient times.

Usage examples:

The canteen seems to have been popular enough to warrant two phases of expansion, marked by survivi…

Meanings of Lynching:

verb

(of a group of people) kill (someone) for an alleged offence without a legal trial, especially by hanging.

Usage examples:

Her father had been lynched for a crime he didn't commit

noun

The act of killing someone without a legal trial, usually by hanging (= killing using a rope around the neck)

Usage examples:

At the time, lynchings were commonplace., she wrote about the travesty of racially motivated lynchi…

Meanings of Lynchings:

verb

(of a group of people) kill (someone) for an alleged offence without a legal trial, especially by hanging.

Usage examples:

Her father had been lynched for a crime he didn't commit

noun

The act of killing someone without a legal trial, usually by hanging (= killing using a rope around the neck)

Usage examples:

At the time, lynchings were commonplace., she wrote about the travesty of racially motivated lynchi…

Meanings of Lynx:

noun

A wild cat with yellowish-brown fur (sometimes spotted), a short tail, and tufted ears, found chiefly in the northern latitudes of north america and eurasia.

Usage examples:

Experts say there is ‘little doubt’ that big cats such as panthers, lynxes and pumas are indeed roa…

proper noun

An inconspicuous northern constellation (the lynx), between ursa major and gemini.

adjective

Used with preceding greek letter or numeral to designate a star in the lynx constellation.

Usage examples:

The star alpha lyncis

Meanings of Lynxes:

noun

A wild cat with yellowish-brown fur (sometimes spotted), a short tail, and tufted ears, found chiefly in the northern latitudes of north america and eurasia.

Usage examples:

Experts say there is ‘little doubt’ that big cats such as panthers, lynxes and pumas are indeed roa…

proper noun

An inconspicuous northern constellation (the lynx), between ursa major and gemini.

adjective

Used with preceding greek letter or numeral to designate a star in the lynx constellation.

Usage examples:

The star alpha lyncis

Plural of lynx

Meanings of Lyon:

noun

The chief herald of scotland.

Usage examples:

For the flamboyant lyon, who bore a tattoo of a tiger's head on his chest that gave the mission its…

Meanings of Lyonnais:

adjective

(of food, especially sliced potatoes) cooked with onions or with a white wine and onion sauce.

Usage examples:

I made the salad lyonnaise and the english muffins for brunch for friends today.

Meanings of Lyonnaise:

adjective

(of food, especially sliced potatoes) cooked with onions or with a white wine and onion sauce.

Usage examples:

I made the salad lyonnaise and the english muffins for brunch for friends today.

Meanings of Lyophilic:

adjective

(of a colloid) readily dispersed by a solvent and not easily precipitated.

Usage examples:

Association colloids are formed in solutions of molecules that include both lyophilic and lyophobic…

Meanings of Lyophilize:

verb

Freeze-dry (a substance).

Usage examples:

The resulting precipitate was dissolved in benzene and lyophilized to give a powder

Meanings of Lyophilized:

verb

Freeze-dry (a substance).

Usage examples:

The resulting precipitate was dissolved in benzene and lyophilized to give a powder

Meanings of Lyophilizing:

verb

Freeze-dry (a substance).

Usage examples:

The resulting precipitate was dissolved in benzene and lyophilized to give a powder

Meanings of Lyophobic:

adjective

(of a colloid) not lyophilic.

Usage examples:

In lyophobic colloids the particle-solvent interaction is energetically unfavorable and the suspens…

Meanings of Lyra:

proper noun

A small northern constellation (the lyre), said to represent the lyre invented by hermes. it contains the bright star vega.

adjective

Used with preceding greek letter or numeral to designate a star in the lyra constellation.

Usage examples:

The star beta lyrae

Meanings of Lyrate:

adjective

Lyre-shaped.

Usage examples:

The male differs greatly from the female in colour, and in the form of its tail, which is lyrate, o…

Meanings of Lyre:

noun

A stringed instrument like a small u-shaped harp with strings fixed to a crossbar, used especially in ancient greece. modern instruments of this type are found mainly in east africa.

Usage examples:

We also had this ‘wind harp,’ a lyre with gut strings, that we'd de-tuned and stuck out in the wind…