All English words - page 3372

The cultivation of a single crop in a given area.

A bandage for one eye.

Another term for unicycle.

Having one ring of atoms in its molecule.

Consisting of a single cyst or cavity; unilocular.

A large phagocytic white blood cell with a simple oval nucleus and clear, greyish cytoplasm.

A large phagocytic white blood cell with a simple oval nucleus and clear, greyish cytoplasm.

Of, relating to, or derived from a monocyte or monocytes.

Of a cell: resembling a monocyte.

Having only one digit, finger, or toe (as a normal condition in some mammals or a congenital abnormality in humans and other vertebrates).

A condition in which there is only one finger or toe on each hand or foot.

Of, characteristic of, or designating nematodes whose females have a single reproductive tract (ovary, oviduct, and uterus).

Of, belonging to, or characteristic of mammals whose females have a single uterus and vagina (i.e. all mammals other than marsupials and monotremes).

Having, consisting of, or derived from a single germinal layer.

An ode sung by a single actor in a greek tragedy.

Of a colony of social hymenoptera, especially ants: occupying a single nest. of a population or species: consisting of such colonies. also, of any other animal: permanently based at a single location (rare). opposed to polydomous.

Originally: the narwhal, monodon monoceros. now (in form monodon): the monotypic genus (family monodontidae) that comprises the narwhal.

Of an animal: †having one persistent tusk or tooth (obsolete). of a tooth: = "homodont".

A dramatic piece for one performer.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of monodrama.

Relating to or exhibiting monodromy. also (of a function): having a single value for each value of the variable.

A property of certain functions f (z) of a complex variable. usually attributive.

An ode sung by a single actor in a greek tragedy.

Lacking in dynamic variety.

In the linnaean artificial system: the twenty-first class of plants, comprising those which have the stamens and pistils (male and female organs) in separate flowers on the same plant.