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71plas|mo|lyt|ic — «PLAZ muh LIHT ihk», adjective. 1. having to do with plasmolysis. 2. showing plasmolysis. 3. causing plasmolysis …
72pneu|ma|to|lyt|ic — «NOO muh toh LIHT ihk, NYOO », adjective. Geology. of, having to do with, or formed by pneumatolysis …
73pros|e|lyt|ism — «PROS uh ly TIHZ uhm, luh », noun. 1. the act or fact of proselyting: »The spirit of proselytism attends this spirit of fanaticism (Edmund Burke). 2. the condition of being a proselyte …
74pros|e|lyt|ist — «PROS uh LY tihst, luh », noun. a person who proselytes; proselytizer …
75pros|e|lyt|i|za|tion — «PROS uh LY tuh ZAY shuhn», noun. the act or work of proselytizing …
76pro|te|o|lyt|ic — «PROH tee uh LIHT ihk», adjective. 1. having to do with proteolysis. 2. bringing about proteolysis: »a proteolytic enzyme …
77psy|cho|an|a|lyt|i|cal — «SY koh AN uh LIHT uh kuhl», adjective. = psychoanalytic. (Cf. ↑psychoanalytic) …
78ra|di|o|lyt|ic — «RAY dee oh LIHT ihk», adjective. having to do with or producing radiolysis …
79sac|cha|ro|lyt|ic — «SAK uh ruh LIHT ihk», adjective. having the power of chemically splitting sugar …
80sco|lyt|id — «skuh LIHT ihd», noun. any one of a group of bark beetles, one variety of which carries the fungus of Dutch elm disease. ╂[< New Latin Scolytidae the family name < Scolytus the typical genus < Greek skolýptein to peel, strip] …