biolytic
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Biolytic — Bi o*lyt ic, a. [Gr. bi os life + ? to destroy.] Relating to the destruction of life. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
biolytic — adjective see biolysis * * * /buy euh lit ik/, adj. able to destroy life. [BIO(LYSIS) + LYTIC] * * * biolytic, magnetic etc.: see bio prefix … Useful english dictionary
biolytic — /buy euh lit ik/, adj. able to destroy life. [BIO(LYSIS) + LYTIC] * * * … Universalium
biolytic — 1. Relating to biolysis. 2. Capable of destroying life. * * * bio·lyt·ic (bi o litґik) [bio + lytic] 1. pertaining to or characterized by biolysis. 2. destructive to life … Medical dictionary
biolytic — adj. relating to death, relating to the breakdown of an organism … English contemporary dictionary
biolytic — bi·o·lyt·ic … English syllables
biolytic tank — noun : a chamber having a hopper bottom in which the oxidation of organic matter is hastened by agitating the sludge with raw sewage … Useful english dictionary
Mudbrick — New unlaid mudbricks in the Jordan River West Bank (2011) … Wikipedia
biolysis — n. [Gr. bios, life; lysis, to loosen] The disintegration of life or organic matter; the decomposition of organic matter as a result of the activity of living organisms; death; biolytic adj … Dictionary of invertebrate zoology
biolysis — /baɪˈɒləsəs/ (say buy oluhsuhs) noun dissolution of a living being; death; the destruction of the phenomena of life, especially the chemical decomposition of organic matter. –biolytic /baɪəˈlɪtɪk/ (say buyuh litik), adjective …
