anchylose
/ (ˈæŋkɪˌləʊz) /
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verb
a former spelling of ankylose
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Derived forms of anchylose
anchylosis, nounanchylotic (ˌæŋkɪˈlɒtɪk), adjectiveWords nearby anchylose
anchoveta, anchovy, anchovy pear, anchusa, anchusin, anchylose, anchylostomiasis, Ancienne-Lorette, ancienne noblesse, ancien régime, ancient
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Example sentences from the Web for anchylose
In man, and some monkeys, the præmaxillæ anchylose with the maxillæ, so as to be irrecognisable in the adult.
The Ancient Life History of the Earth|Henry Alleyne Nicholson