sia — aba·sia; ach·a·la·sia; achon·dro·pla·sia; achro·ma·sia; achro·ma·top·sia; ac·mes·the·sia; acoe·nes·the·sia; acra·sia; ac·ro·par·es·the·sia; ageu·sia; ag·no·sia; aki·ne·sia; al·ge·sia; al·o·ca·sia; am·bro·sia; amu·sia; an·al·ge·sia;… … English syllables
bro — cere·bro·ganglion; cere·bro·pedal; cer·e·bro·side; cere·bro·spinal; cere·bro·to·nia; cere·bro·vascular; cere·bro·visceral; em·bro·cate; em·bro·ca·tion; fa·bro·ni·a·ce·ae; fe·bro·ni·an·ism; fi·bro·adenoma; fi·bro·blast; fi·bro·cartilage;… … English syllables
fi|bro|pla|sia — «FY bruh PLAY zhuh», noun. the creation of fibrous tissue, occurring normally in the healing of wounds, and abnormally in certain diseases. ╂[< New Latin fibroplasia < Latin fibra fiber + Greek plássein to mold] … Useful english dictionary
ret|ro|lent|al fi|bro|pla|sia — «REHT ruh LEHN tuhl FY bruh PLAY zhuh», a growth of fibrous tissue behind the lens of the eye, occurring in premature infants and resulting in blindness. It is caused chiefly by administering too much oxygen to the premature child. ╂[< retro + … Useful english dictionary
ambrosia — am·bro·sia … English syllables
Am — Am; am·a·crine; am·adel·phous; am·a·dou; am·a·lek·ite; am·al·ri·cian; am·an·din; am·a·ni·ta; am·a·nous; am·a·ra; am·a·ranth; am·a·ran·tha·ce·ae; am·a·ran·thine; am·a·ran·thus; am·a·ran·tite; am·a·relle; am·a·ril·lite; am·a·roid; am·a·roi·dal;… … English syllables
Ambrosia — Am|bro|sia auch: Amb|ro|sia 〈f.; ; unz.〉 1. 〈grch. Myth.〉 Speise der Götter, der sie ihre Unsterblichkeit verdanken 2. 〈fig.〉 köstl., wohlschmeckende Speise [zu grch. ambrosios „unsterblich“] * * * Am|b|ro|sia, die; [lat. ambrosia < griech.… … Universal-Lexikon
Ambrosia — Am·bro·sia am brō zh(ē )ə n a genus of mostly American composite herbs that includes the ragweeds * * * Am·bro·sia (am broґzhə) [L., from Gr. ambrotos immortal] a genus of annual plants of the family Compositae, which produce quantities of… … Medical dictionary
ambrosia — am•bro•sia [[t]æmˈbroʊ ʒə[/t]] n. 1) myt the food of the ancient Greek and Roman gods, ensuring their immortality 2) something especially delicious to taste or smell 3) coo a dessert of oranges, shredded coconut, and often pineapple • Etymology:… … From formal English to slang
Ambrosia — Am|bro|sia auch: Amb|ro|sia 〈f.; Gen.: ; Pl.: unz.〉 1. 〈grch. Myth.〉 Speise der Götter, der sie ihre Unsterblichkeit verdanken 2. 〈fig.〉 köstliche, wohlschmeckende Speise [Etym.: <grch. ambrosios »unsterblich«] … Lexikalische Deutsches Wörterbuch