hem (noun)
31hem|i|cel|lu|lose — «HEHM ee SEHL yuh lohs», noun. any one of a group of gummy polysaccharide carbohydrates less complex than cellulose, and readily hydrolyzed to simple sugars …
32hem|i|chor|date — «HEHM ee KR dayt», noun, adjective. –n. any one of a group of small, wormlike marine chordates having three body regions and a notochord limited to the front part of the body. –adj. of or having to do with the hemichordates …
33hem|i|cra|ni|a — «HEHM ee KRAY nee uh», noun. a pain affecting only one side of the head. ╂[< Latin hēmicrā nia < Greek hēmikrāníā < hēmi half + krāníon skull] …
34hem|i|cy|cle — «HEHM ee SY kuhl», noun. 1. a half circle; semicircle. 2. a semicircular structure. ╂[< French hémicycle, learned borrowing from Latin hēmicyclium < Greek hēmikýklion < hēmi half + kyklos circle] …
35hem|i|dem|i|sem|i|qua|ver — «HEHM ee DEHM ee SEHM ee KWAY vuhr», noun. Music, especially British. a sixty fourth note or the symbol for it …
36hem|i|el|y|tron — «HEHM ee EHL uh tron», noun, plural tra « truh». = hemelytron. (Cf. ↑hemelytron) …
37hem|i|el|y|trum — «HEHM ee EHL uh truhm», noun, plural tra « truh». = hemelytron. (Cf. ↑hemelytron) …
38hem|i|he|drism — «HEHM ee HEE drihz uhm», noun. the property of being hemihedral …
39hem|i|he|dron — «HEHM ee HEE druhn», noun, plural drons, dra « druh». a hemihedral crystal or form …
40hem|i|hy|drate — «HEHM ee HY drayt», noun. Chemistry. a hydrate containing half as many molecules of water as the number of molecules of the compound forming the hydrate …
