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A small phylum of parasitic invertebrates that comprises the thorny-headed worms.

Belonging to or characteristic of this phylum.

Having spiny branches; (figurative) prickly, fraught.

A small spiny-finned fossil fish of a group found chiefly in the devonian period.

Bearing (many) flowers.

Belonging to the class (or subclass) acanthopterygii of ray-finned fishes; designating or relating to these fishes.

A fish of the class (or subclass) acanthopterygii.

With plural agreement. a class (or subclass) of bony fishes comprising the ray-finned fishes, characterized by having hard and spiny rays in the dorsal fins.

Disease of the skin affecting the prickle-cell layer (stratum spinosum) of the epidermis; hyperplasia of prickle cells; an instance of this.

Disease of the skin affecting the prickle-cell layer (stratum spinosum) of the epidermis; hyperplasia of prickle cells; an instance of this.

A herbaceous plant or shrub with bold flower spikes and spiny decorative leaves, found in warm regions of the old world.

A herbaceous plant or shrub with bold flower spikes and spiny decorative leaves, found in warm regions of the old world.

Reduction of the level of carbon dioxide in the blood; = "hypocapnia". also: absence of carbon dioxide in the blood or in an organism's ambient atmosphere (rare).

Reduction of the level of carbon dioxide in the blood; = "hypocapnia". also: absence of carbon dioxide in the blood or in an organism's ambient atmosphere (rare).

(especially of choral music) sung without instrumental accompaniment.

Especially of a bacterium or yeast: lacking a capsule.

A port and resort in southern mexico, on the pacific coast; population 616,384 (2005). full name acapulco de juárez /deɪ ˈhwɑːrɛz, spanish ðe ˈxwares, ðe ˈxwareθ/.

A small deep-bodied freshwater fish native to central and south america, having elongated dorsal and anal fins.

Congenital absence of the heart, usually accompanied by other malformations and typically occurring in one of a pair of monochorionic or conjoined twins.

Especially of one of a pair of monochorionic or conjoined twins: lacking a heart.

A large order (or subclass) of small arachnids which comprises the mites and ticks. they are distinguished by an apparent lack of body divisions.

Acarine.

Acarine.

Infestation, especially of the skin, with mites or ticks; disease resulting from such infestation; an instance of this.

Of the nature of an acaricide; of or relating to the killing of mites or ticks.

A substance poisonous to mites or ticks.

With plural agreement. a family of arachnids, originally comprising the mites and ticks (equivalent to the current subclass acari), and in later use restricted to certain small mites.