lacto-
a combining form meaning “milk,” used in the formation of compound words (lactometer); specialized in chemical terminology to mean “lactate,” or “lactic acid.”
Origin of lacto-
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How to use lacto- in a sentence
The lacto-phosphate may be given in combination with cod-liver oil.
Finally, add the rest of the solution of the lacto-phosphate of lime, and mix thoroughly.
I am very92 sure the farmer who chooses this lacto-vegetarian diet will thrive on it.
How to Eat | Thomas Clark HinkleBut rendered freely, it reads: morishille's voozy, with lacto-ecto added for a new taste sensation.
One Man's Poison | Robert SheckleyIn Walther's lacto-fermentator samples of milk are simply allowed to stand in bottles or glass jars until they sour.
Outlines of Dairy Bacteriology, 8th edition | H. L. Russell
British Dictionary definitions for lacto-
indicating milk: lactobacillus
Origin of lacto-
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