gla
101de|gla|ci|a|tion — «dee GLAY shee AY shuhn», noun. the disappearance of glacial ice from an area: »... changes in the climate of Britain associated with the last glacial maximum and the following deglaciation (G. H. Dury) …
102e|qui|gla|cial lines — «EE kwuh GLAY shuhl», lines drawn on a map connecting those points on the earth s surface at which the condition of the ice formation is the same in thickness or amount on any given day in the year …
103flu|vi|o|gla|cial — «FLOO vee oh GLAY shuhl», adjective. of or having to do with the combined action of rivers and glaciers; glaciofluvial …
104in|fra|gla|cial — «IHN fruh GLAY shuhl», adjective. = subglacial. (Cf. ↑subglacial) …
105in|ter|gla|cial — «IHN tuhr GLAY shuhl», adjective, noun. Geology. –adj. occurring or formed between two glacial periods: »The present sea level corresponds approximately to the last interglacial high level of the sea that occurred about 30,000 to 35,000 years ago …
106ne|o|gla|cial — «NEE oh GLAY shuhl», adjective. of or having to do with neoglaciation: »neoglacial moraines …
107ne|o|gla|ci|a|tion — «NEE oh GLAY shee AY shuhn», noun. the formation of new glaciers …
108per|i|gla|cial — «PEHR uh GLAY shuhl», adjective. 1. bordering a glacier or glaciers: »a periglacial region. 2. of or characteristic of a periglacial region: »periglacial deposits …
109post|gla|cial — «pohst GLAY shuhl», adjective. coming after the glacial period or ice age; Recent …
110bone Gla protein — osteocalcin …