pustulin
/ˈpʌstjʊlɪn/ /ˈpʌstʃʊlɪn/Biochemistry
noun
= pustulan.
Origin
1940s; earliest use found in Chemical Abstracts. From German Pustulin from scientific Latin pustul- (in pustulata, specific epithet of the lichen which contains the substance, Lasallia (Umbilicaria) pustulata (adopted by Linnaeus for this species in his Species plantarum II. 1150); from classical Latin pustulātus) + German -in.
- twoced
- two cents (or two cents' worth)
- twocer
- two cheers
- TWOC-ing
- twocked
- twocker
- twocking
- two-cycle
- two-dimensional
- two-dimensionality
- two-dimensionally
- two-door
- two-edged
- two-faced
- two-facedness
- twofer
- two fingers
- two-fisted
- twofold
- two-four
- two-handed
- two-handedly
- two-hander
- two heads are better than one