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61acridiidae — ˌakrəˈdīəˌdē synonym of acrididae …
62acridly — ˈakrə̇dlē, li adverb : in an acrid manner …
63acridology — ˌakrəˈdäləjē noun ( es) Etymology: Greek akrid , akris grasshopper + English o + logy : the study of migratory locusts and other grasshoppers …
64acridone — ˈakrəˌdōn noun ( s) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, blend of acridine + one; probably originally formed as German akridon : a yellow crystalline ketone C6H4(CO)(NH)C6H4 yielding acridine on reduction …
65acrinyl — ˈakrəˌnil, nə̇l noun ( s) Etymology: origin unknown : a univalent radical C7H7O; p hydroxy benzyl …
66acrobacy — ˈakrəbəsē noun ( es) Etymology: acrobat + cy : acrobatics …
67acrobatism — ˈakrəˌbad.ˌizəm noun ( s) : acrobatics 1 …
68acroblast — ˈakrəˌblast noun ( s) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary acr + blast : a Golgi remnant that gives rise in spermatogenesis to the acrosome …
69acrocarpi — ˌakrəˈkärˌpī noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek akrokarpoi, plural of akrokarpos : an artificial group of mosses comprising acrocarpous forms (as most members of the orders Dicranales, Pottiales, and Eubryales)… …
70acrodus — ˈakrədəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from acr + odus : a widely distributed genus of Mesozoic sharks (family Hybodontidae) with numerous rounded teeth …
