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111mi|cro|pho|tog|ra|phy — «MY kroh fuh TOG ruh fee», noun. the photographing of objects of any size upon a microscopic or very small scale …
112pa|le|on|tog|ra|phy — «PAY lee on TOG ruh fee, PAL ee », noun. the description of fossil remains. ╂[< paleo + Greek ōn, óntos a being + English graphy] …
113pan|tog|ra|phy — «pan TOG ruh fee», noun. 1. a general description; entire view of an object. 2. the process of copying by means of the pantograph …
114pho|tog|ra|pher — «fuh TOG ruh fuhr», noun. 1. a person who takes photographs: »All the tourists who were photographers trained their cameras on the Statue of Liberty. 2. a person whose business is taking photographs: »The new driver went to a photographer to have …
115pho|tog|ra|phy — «fuh TOG ruh fee», noun. the taking of photographs: »Photography is the marvelous, anonymous folk art of our time (New York Times). Photography is, above all, reporting (Helmut Gernsheim) …
116phy|tog|ra|phy — «fy TOG ruh fee», noun. the branch of botany that deals with the description, naming, and classifying of plants; descriptive botany; plant taxonomy. ╂[< New Latin phytographia < Greek phytón plant + English graphy] …
117pic|tog|ra|phy — «pihk TOG ruh fee», noun. the use of pictographs; picture writing …
118plec|tog|na|thous — «plehk TOG nuh thuhs», adjective. = plectognath. (Cf. ↑plectognath) …
119ra|di|o|au|tog|ra|phy — «RAY dee oh TOG ruh fee», noun. the process of producing radioautographs; autoradiography …
120ra|di|o|pho|tog|ra|phy — «RAY dee oh fuh TOG ruh fee», noun. the transmission of a photograph by radio …
