English to English Dictionary

Hypermolar

Characterized by an exceptionally high molar concentration relative to a specific reference solution or physiological standard.

Hypernym

A word whose meaning includes a group of specific sub-ordinate terms; a superordinate term.

Hyperosmotic

Having a higher osmotic pressure than a particular fluid, typically a body fluid or intracellular fluid.

Hyperostosis

The excessive growth or thickening of bone tissue, often occurring as a response to inflammation, metabolic disorders, or neoplasia.

Hyphy

Outrageously energetic, excited, hyperactive, or wild, especially in the context of Bay Area hip-hop culture and lifestyle.

Hypo-osmotic

Having a lower osmotic pressure than a comparison solution, typically resulting in the net movement of water into the solution across a semipermeable membrane.

Hypogenesis

Defective, incomplete, or arrested development or growth of an organism, organ, or bodily structure.

Hypomotility

A decrease in the normal movement or motility of a bodily structure, particularly the gastrointestinal tract.

Hypotaxis

The subordination of one clause to another in syntax, often utilizing conjunctions to show precise logical, temporal, or causal relationships.

Hypothymia

A pathological or abnormal reduction in the intensity of emotional responses and mood.

Húyán

Foolish, absurd, or meaningless talk; nonsense.

hirsute

Hairy, shaggy, or having a lot of hair, especially on the face or body.