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acrophore

acrophore noun: a stem or stalk that is apical.

Noun

acrophore (plural acrophores)

  1. A stem or stalk that is apical.

Forms of acrophore

pluralacrophores

Origin of acrophore

From acro- + -phore.

Words formed from acrophore

Questions about acrophore

What does acrophore mean?
Acrophore means a stem or stalk that is apical.
What part of speech is acrophore?
Acrophore is a noun.
What is the plural of acrophore?
The plural of acrophore is acrophores.

Words near acrophore in the dictionary

  1. acrophonic
  2. acrophonical
  3. acrophonically
  4. acrophonies
  5. acrophony
  6. acrophore
  7. acrophores
  8. acrophyll
  9. acrophylls
  10. acrophysalide
  11. acrophysalides

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