corytuberine
noun
cor·y·tu·ber·ine
ˌkȯrə̇ˈtübəˌrēn,
-ə‧ˈtyü-,
-bərə̇n
plural -s
: a crystalline alkaloid C19H21NO4 obtained from the roots of certain fumeworts (as members of the genus Corydalis)
Word History
Etymology
International Scientific Vocabulary cory- (from New Latin Corydalis) + tuber- (from New Latin tuberosa—former specific epithet of Corydalis cava—from Latin, feminine of tuberosus tuberous) + -ine
- loshes
- losing
- losing (to)
- losing ground
- losing hazard
- losing heart
- losing his grip on reality
- losing it
- losing one's cool
- losing one's heart
- losing one's heart (to)
- losing one's heart to
- losing one's lunch
- losing one's temper
- losing out
- losing record
- losing streak
- losing to
- losing/winning record
- losings
- loss
- loss adjuster
- loss constant
- loss factor
- loss leader