meridic
adjective
me·rid·ic
məˈridik
: having some but not all active constituents chemically defined
insects reared on a meridic diet
compare holidic, oligidic 
Word History
Etymology
Greek merid-, meris part + English -ic; akin to Greek meros part
First Known Use
1960, in the meaning defined above
- piebalder
- piebaldest
- piebaldly
- piebaldness
- piebalds
- piece
- piece (together)
- piece accent
- piece bag
- piece broker
- piece by piece
- piece fraction
- piece goods
- piece mark
- piece mold
- piece of cake
- piece of eight
- piece of one's mind
- piece of perspective
- piece of shit
- piece of the action
- piece of the puzzle
- piece of water
- piece of work
- piece price