allophore
noun
al·lo·phore
plural -s
: a chromatophore containing an alcohol-soluble red pigment that occurs in the skins of fishes, amphibia, and reptiles
Word History
Etymology
all- + -phore
First Known Use
1926, in the meaning defined above
- spiritful
- spiriting
- spiriting (away or off)
- spiriting away or off
- spiritings
- spiritise
- spiritises
- spiritism
- spiritisms
- spiritist
- spiritistic
- spiritists
- spiritize
- spiritized
- spiritizeed
- spiritizeing
- spiritizes
- spiritizing
- spiritless
- spiritlessly
- spiritlessness
- spiritlessnesses
- spiritoso
- spiritous
- spirits