mesad
/ˈmɛsad/ /ˈmɛzad/ /ˈmiːsad/Anatomy and Zoology
adverb
Towards the median plane or midline; mediad, mesiad.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Burt Green Wilder (1841–1925). From meson + -ad, as a re-formation of earlier mesiad.
- discompose
- discomposition
- discomposure
- disco music
- discomycete
- discomycetous
- disco nap
- disconcert
- disconcertedly
- disconcerting
- disconcertingly
- disconcertion
- disconcertment
- disconclude
- disconducive
- disconfidence
- disconfident
- disconfirm
- disconfirmable
- disconfirmation
- disconfirmatory
- disconform
- disconformable
- disconformed
- disconformity