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glosso-
glosso- (ˈglɒsəʊ) rarely glotto- (ˈglɒtəʊ), before vowels sometimes gloss-, combining form of Gr. γλῶσσα, γλῶττα, tongue, in some mod. anatomical terms. ˌgloss(o)-epiˈglottic a. (also ˌglotto-), ˌglosso-epiˈglottid a., ˌglosso-epigloˈttidean a., pertaining to the tongue and to the epiglottis; ˌgloss... Oxford English Dictionary
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glotto-
glotto- see glosso-. Oxford English Dictionary
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glossophorous
glossophorous, a. (glɒˈsɒfərəs) [f. glosso- + Gr. -ϕόρ-ος bearing + -ous.] Having a tongue: said of certain Mollusca.1885 Science IV. 143 (Cent.) The very general presence of jaws in the Glossophorous mollusca. Oxford English Dictionary
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glottogonic
glottogonic, a. (glɒtəʊˈgɒnɪk) [f. glotto- (see glosso-) + Gr. γονικ-ός pertaining to production.] Relating to the origin of language or languages.1885 Encycl. Brit. XVIII. 782/1 The general interest still clung to Bopp's old glottogonic problems. 1895 M. Bloomfield in Amer. Jrnl. Philol. XVI. 412 R... Oxford English Dictionary
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glossocele
glossocele Path. (ˈglɒsəʊsiːl) [f. glosso- + Gr. κήλη tumour. Cf. F. glossocèle.] ‘Protrusion of the tongue from the mouth in consequence of inflammatory swelling, hypertrophy, salivation, or other cause’ (Syd. Soc. Lex. 1885).1823 in Crabb Technol. Dict. 1857 Dunglison Med. Lex. 426 A chronic gloss... Oxford English Dictionary
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glossograph
glossograph (ˈglɒsəgrɑːf, -græf) [(1) f. glosso- + -graph; (2) ad. Gr. γλωσσογράϕ-ος: see next.] 1. A contrivance for reproducing speech automatically by electrical action.1883 Pall Mall G. 27 Sept. 11/2 A new Electrical Miracle. Gentilli's glossograph. 2. = next.1885 Amer. Jrnl. Philol. VI. 158 A g... Oxford English Dictionary
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glossotype
glossotype (ˈglɒsəʊtaɪp) [f. glosso- + type.] One of the systems of phonetic symbols invented by A. J. Ellis (afterwards improved into glossic).1867 Ellis E.E. Pronunc. i. 13. 1871 [see glossic]. Oxford English Dictionary
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glossolalia
‖ glossolalia (ˌglɒsəʊˈlælɪə) Also in anglicized form gloˈssolaly. [f. Gr. γλωσσο- glosso- + -λαλία speaking, f. λαλέειν to speak.] The faculty or practice of speaking with ‘tongues’.1879 Farrar St. Paul I. 52 Those soliloquies of ecstatic spiritual emotion which were known as Glossolalia, or, ‘the ... Oxford English Dictionary
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glossographer
glossographer (glɒˈsɒgrəfə(r)) Also glottographer. [f. Gr. γλωσσογράϕος (f. γλωσσο- glosso- + -γραϕος, f. γράϕειν to write) + -er1. Cf. F. glossographe.] A writer of glosses or commentaries.1607 Topsell Four-f. Beasts (1658) 457 Avicen and his glossographer. 1679 Blount Anc. Tenures Pref. 3 Some [wo... Oxford English Dictionary
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glossography
glossography (glɒˈsɒgrəfɪ) [ad. F. glossographie, f. glosso- glosso- + -γραϕία writing.] 1. The writing of glosses or commentaries; the compiling of glossaries.1623 Cockeram, Glossographie, an expounding of strange words. 1721–1800 Bailey, Glossography, the art of writing a glossary. 1827 Pollok Cou... Oxford English Dictionary
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glossotomy
glossotomy Surg. (glɒˈsɒtəmɪ) [f. glosso- + -τοµία cutting.] a. Dissection of the tongue. b. Amputation or excision of the tongue.1842 in Dunglison Med. Dict.: and in later Dicts. Oxford English Dictionary
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glossology
glossology (glɒˈsɒlədʒɪ) [f. glosso- + Gr. -λογία discourse: see -logy.] 1. † a. The study of a language or languages; linguistic learning (obs.). b. The science of language (= glottology).1716 M. Davies Athen. Brit. III. Critic. Hist. 2 They pitch upon one of the ablest in the Oriental Glossology..... Oxford English Dictionary
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glottochronology
glottochronology Linguistics. (ˌglɒtəʊkrəˈnɒlədʒɪ) [f. glotto- (see glosso-) + chronology.] The application of statistics to vocabulary to determine the degree of relationship between two or more languages and the chronology of their splitting off from a common ancestor. Hence also ˌglottochronoˈlog... Oxford English Dictionary
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cheirokinæsthesia
cheirokinæsthesia Physiol. (ˌkaɪrəʊkaɪnɪsˈθiːzɪə) [mod.L., f. cheiro- + kinæsthesia.] The ability to feel movements of the hand. So ˌcheirokinæsˈthetic a.1900 Dorland Med. Dict. 151/1 Cheirokinesthetic. 1913 Ibid. (ed. 7) 207/1 Cheirokinesthesia. 1929 Hewer & Sandes Introd. Study Nerv. Syst. ii. x. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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