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thymotic acid

thymotic acid noun: any of several isomers of hydroxyisopropylmethylbenzoic acid, formally derived from thymol; one of the constituents of tannic acid.

Noun

thymotic acid (plural thymotic acids)

  1. Any of several isomers of hydroxyisopropylmethylbenzoic acid, formally derived from thymol; one of the constituents of tannic acid.

Forms of thymotic acid

pluralthymotic acids

Questions about thymotic acid

What does thymotic acid mean?
Thymotic acid means any of several isomers of hydroxyisopropylmethylbenzoic acid, formally derived from thymol; one of the constituents of tannic acid.
What part of speech is thymotic acid?
Thymotic acid is a noun.
What is the plural of thymotic acid?
The plural of thymotic acid is thymotic acids.

Words near thymotic acid in the dictionary

  1. thymosins
  2. thymothymectomies
  3. thymothymectomy
  4. thymothymomectomy
  5. thymotic
  6. thymotic acid
  7. thymotic acids
  8. thymotoxic
  9. thymotrinan
  10. thymotropic
  11. thymoxamine

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