Words Ending With HY

A place name, often a village or town.

Degeneration of cells or tissues without apparent injury, often genetic.

Having or causing dull continuous pain.

Alternative form of acouchi.

The state of being radially symmetrical.

Enlargement or disease of glandular tissue, usually lymph nodes.

The production of weather charts.

Fit for safe flight, as an aircraft.

The release of chemicals by a plant to inhibit the growth of neighbors.

Conventional medicine that treats symptoms with substances producing opposite effects.

The scientific study of grapevine varieties and their classification.

Progressive wasting of muscle tissue.

The art of producing three-dimensional images in contrasting colors.

A state of disorder due to absence of authority.

The recording and study of wind.

X-ray imaging of blood vessels after contrast injection.

The study of human racial distribution and variation.

Attribution of human emotions to a deity.

A spiritual philosophy founded by Rudolf Steiner.

A deep feeling of dislike or aversion.

Opposed to the distribution and viewing of pornography.

X-ray imaging of the aorta.

Lack of interest or enthusiasm.

The territory ruled by an archduke or archduchess.

The jurisdiction of an archeparch in Eastern Christianity.

The study of the geographical features of Mars.

X-ray imaging of arteries after injecting a contrast medium.

X-ray imaging of a joint after injecting a contrast medium.

Disease or abnormality of a joint.

Resembling or containing ashes; pale or dry.

Wasting away or degeneration of body tissue or organs.

Absolute rule by one person; also, national economic self-sufficiency.

A written account of a person's own life.

Writing in one's own handwriting.

The process of making autoradiographs.

The production of organic compounds from inorganic sources using energy.

A process for making prints from gelatin drawings.

A mutant's need for a substance it can't synthesize itself.

Pertaining to a beach or its material.

Relating to or abounding in beech trees.

Resembling or characteristic of a bench.

A list of books or other sources on a subject.

The study of the distribution of species geographically.

An account of a person's life.

The study of rock layers based on their fossil content.

Malicious or spiteful, especially in a petty way.

Deserving blame or censure.

Rainy and windy; wet and splashy.

Covered with irregular spots or blotches.

Obstinate and uncooperative.

Full of mistakes or poorly done.

A small hut for workers or hikers, often unlocked.

A system of shorthand using abbreviations.

Having many branches.

Brittle or crumbly.

Accompanied by audible breathing.

X-ray imaging of the bronchial tubes after introducing a contrast medium.

Like broth in consistency or flavor.

Covered in or full of bushes or shrubs.

Resembling or covered with bulrushes.