acinose
/ˈasɪnəʊs/In later use chiefly Anatomy and Histology. Now rare
adjective
= acinous.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Richard Kirwan (1733–1812), chemist and mineralogist. From classical Latin acinōsus like grapes from acinus + -ōsus.
- bend sinister
- bend someone's ear
- bendy
- bendy bus
- beneath
- beneath contempt
- benedicite
- Benedictine
- benediction
- benedictory
- Benedict's reagent
- Benedict's solution
- Benedict, St
- Benedictus
- Benedict XVI
- benefaction
- benefactive
- benefactor
- benefactress
- benefic
- benefice
- beneficed
- beneficence
- beneficent
- beneficently