adj
(of a peat) Somewhat decomposed.
n
Partial fusion, or the first stage in full fusion
n
(radiology) A middle level of enhancement, neither bright nor dim.
n
The region near a threshold
adj
Alternative form of semievergreen. [(botany) Losing all of the leaves in winter only if it is cold enough.]
adj
Somewhat altricial (and somewhat precocial)
adj
(chemistry) Partially combined.
adj
Somewhat or partly complicated.
adj
Partially confined and partially unconfined.
n
Synonym of incomplete dominance
adj
Somewhat or partly elastic.
adj
Somewhat or partly expanded.
adj
Somewhat or partly fasciate.
adj
Partially flexible (and partially rigid)
n
(medicine) A posture halfway between flexion and extension.
adj
Partly or sometimes fossorial.
adj
Half or partially frozen.
adj
Partly or somewhat manual.
n
The property of being semipalmated.
adj
Partially pedunculated
adj
(anatomy) Half or partially penniform.
adj
Somewhat or partly pervious.
adj
(physics) Partially polar
n
The condition of being semiprone
adj
Somewhat or partially reticulate.
adj
that is partially riparian
adj
(zoology) Partially social, typically when juvenile but not when adult
adj
Somewhat or partly stratified.
adj
Partially subterranean.
adj
(of an animal) partly terrestrial, living sometimes on land
n
imperfect or partial transparency
adj
Somewhat or partly tuberous.
adj
Partially upright or erect
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