dif(f)
121dia|mon|dif|er|ous — «DY muhn DIHF uhr uhs, DY uh », adjective. = diamantiferous. (Cf. ↑diamantiferous) …
122fron|dif|er|ous — «fron DIHF uhr uhs», adjective. bearing leaves or fronds …
123glan|dif|er|ous — «glan DIHF uhr uhs», adjective. bearing acorns or other nuts. ╂[< Latin glandifer acorn bearing (< glāns, glandis acorn + ferre to bear) + English ous] …
124im|mu|no|dif|fu|sion — «ih MYOO noh dih FYOO zhuhn», noun. a process for separating the components of an antigen antibody complex by the diffusion of antigen and antibody solutions through a gel …
125in|dif|fer|ence — «ihn DF uhr uhns, DIHF ruhns», noun. 1. lack of interest or attention; not caring: »The boy s indifference to his homework worried his parents. 2. lack of importance: »It was a matter of indifference to him whether his hands were clean or dirty.… …
126in|dif|fer|en|cy — «ihn DIHF uhr uhn see, DIHF ruhn », noun. = indifference. (Cf. ↑indifference) …
127in|dif|fer|ent|ism — «ihn DIHF uhr uhn TIHZ uhm, DIHF ruhn », noun. 1. the spirit or practice of being indifferent: »Often…was I blamed…for my so called Hardness…my Indifferentism towards men (Thomas Carlyle). 2. the principle that differences of religious belief are …
128in|dif|fer|ent|ist — «ihn DIHF uhr uhn tihst, DIHF ruhn », noun. a person who practices or advocates indifferentism …
