Mniaceae
plural noun
Mni·a·ce·ae
nīˈāsēˌē
: a family of erect mosses (order Eubryales) that is sometimes treated as a subfamily of the Bryaceae but distinguished by the club-shaped paraphyses and the hexagonal cells of the upper leaf surfaces
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Mnium, type genus + -aceae
- alkyne
- alkynes
- alkynyl
- all
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- all (that) one can do
- all agog
- all along
- all and sundry
- all around
- all bets are off
- all but
- all but certain to
- all by one's lonesome
- all caps
- all choked up
- all clear
- all decked out
- all ears
- all every point of the compass
- all eyes
- all eyes are on
- all fingers and thumbs
- all fives
- All Fools' Day