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Words and phrases whose definition contains growth:   (340 results)

beard, boost, brush, check, clip, coat, copse, crest, crop, dense, dress, dwarf, fuzz, grove, grow, hair, lime, lop, mane, mild, mold, mould, prune, rank, rise, seed, snip, sough, sow, spoilt, spring, sprout, stand, stunt, thick, tilth, trim, wrack, young

advance, aerate, alar, alter, auxin, bearded, blighted, brushwood, budding, bulbil, bulblet, cancer, canebrake, coppice, cut back, dehorn, delay, folate, foster, fostered, further, glabrous, gray birch, growing, hostile, hotbed, jaundiced, kaffir, kafir corn, kuznets, mature, mildew, morbid, moustache, mustache, noticed, nourished, pelage, planted, pollard, polyp, progress, promote, protein, regrow, retard, richness, sea wrack, springtime, staghead, steroid, stubbled, sulfa, sulpha, taproot, thicket, toxin, translate, tree line, true dwarf, tucson, velum, witch broom, x-scid

accession, accretion, acervate, acrogen, activate, adulthood, advancement, aneurin, asepsis, auxesis, auxetic, babyhood, bestubbled, biotin, bone spavin, broken-backed, bush lawyer, cambium, cancerous, common wart, conceptus, cultivate, develop, dysplasia, embryo, encourage, fairy ring, folacin, fruitfulness, fulgurant, fungicide, furtherance, gemmation, giantism, glabrescent, great millet, growing pains, growth factor, growth hormone, halophil, halophile, head of hair, herbicide, histidine, immature, infancy, kaffir corn, karyon, lawyerbush, lawyer bush, malignant, naturalised, normal dwarf, nucleus, nutrition, overgrowth, partial veil, pliocene, polypus, prepubertal, prepubescent, prolactin, promotion, protropin, second growth, seminal, sex hormone, sonogram, stagflation, stagnation, stubbly, sulfa drug, thiamin, thiamine, timberline, timber line, tomentum, trade cycle, tryptophan, tryptophane, ultrasound, unfriendly, valine, vegetate, viable, vitamin bc, weedkiller, weed killer

acrogenic, acrogenous, allometry, antifungal, antisepsis, antiviral, apposition, artificial, bactericide, balanced diet, business cycle, carbomycin, cell division, cell nucleus, daminozide, deciduous, demographer, demographist, determinate, disinfectant, early childhood, economic, etiolate, exponential, fairy circle, fecundity, fertility, fertilized egg, folic acid, germicidal, gibberellin, gigantism, hamartoma, hexenbesen, hospitable, incremental, isometry, juvenile wart, maturity, metastatic, naturalized, necklace poplar, neoplasia, nerve growth factor, nitrofuran, nutritiousness, nutritiveness, precancerous, prepuberty, prosperity, pullulation, rubus cissoides, sclerotium, simon kuznets, sonography, steroid hormone, uncongenial, undernourish, unimpeded, vegetation, vegetative, vitamin h, vitamin m, williams syndrome

accumulation, acromegaly, antimicrobic, antimycotic, bactericidal, bacteriostat, eastern cottonwood, economic growth, etiolation, globalisation, globalization, human growth hormone, hydrocephalus, hydrocephaly, hypoplastic dwarf, inhospitable, intussusception, keratoderma, luteotropin, morphogenesis, neoliberal, optimization, phenylalanine, pliocene epoch, populus deltoides, primordial dwarf, proliferation, prolificacy, regeneration, rubus australis, somatotrophin, somatotropin, sorghum bicolor, sulfonamide, universal veil, viability

acromegalia, agrobiology, american gray birch, anabolic steroid, antibacterial, antifungal agent, antimicrobial, bacteriostasis, cellular division, keratodermia, lactogenic hormone, methyltestosterone, mojave rattlesnake, population control, ultrasonography

antibacterial drug, antimycotic agent, crotalus scutulatus, economic policy, environmentalism, neoliberalism, palaeobiology, paleobiology, population scientist, pteroylglutamic acid, somatotrophic hormone, somatotropic hormone

antiberiberi factor, hereditarianism, hyperpituitarism, phototrophic bacteria, phototropic bacteria

betula populifolia, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, malignant neoplastic disease, pteroylmonoglutamic acid, technology administration

angiogenesis inhibitor


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