oestrual
/ˈiːstrʊəl/ /ˈɛstrʊəl/ /ˈiːstrʊl/(also estrual) Physiology and Zoology
adjective
= oestrous.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Mayne (1808–1868). Irregularly from either oestrum or oestrus + -al, after menstrual.
- Jesuitical
- beckon
- be climbing the walls
- becloud
- become
- becoming
- becomingly
- becomingness
- be cooking with gas
- becquerel
- Becquerel, Antoine-Henri
- be cracked up to be
- be crook on
- be cruel to be kind
- be cut out for (or to be)
- bed
- bedabble
- bedad
- bed and board
- bed and breakfast
- bedaub
- bedazzle
- bedazzlement
- bed bath
- bed-blocker