ox·ime 
(ŏksēm)
(ŏksēm)n.
Any of a group of compounds containing a hydroxyl group bonded to a carbon atom, which in turn is doubly bonded to a nitrogen atom. An oxime is formed by treating an aldehyde or ketone with hydroxylamine.
[OX(O)- + IM(ID)E.]
- chromo-
- chromodynamics
- chromogen
- chromogenic
- chromolithograph
- chromolithographer
- chromolithographic
- chromolithography
- chromomere
- chromomeric
- chromonema
- chromonematic
- chromonemic
- chromophil
- chromophobe
- chromophobic
- chromophore
- chromophoric
- chromoplast
- chromoprotein
- chromosomal
- chromosomally
- chromosome
- chromosomic
- chromosphere