ca·lor·ic 
(kə-lôrĭk, -lŏr-)
(kə-lôrĭk, -lŏr-)adj.
1. Of or relating to heat: the caloric effect of sunlight.
2. Of or relating to calories: the caloric content of foods.
n.
A hypothetically indestructible, uncreatable, highly elastic, self-repellent, all-pervading fluid formerly thought responsible for the production, possession, and transfer of heat.
[French calorique, from Latin calor, heat; see kelə-1 in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
ca·lori·cal·ly adv.
- saccharate
- saccharic acid
- saccharide
- saccharification
- saccharify
- saccharimeter
- saccharimetry
- saccharin
- saccharine
- saccharinely
- saccharinity
- saccharo-
- saccharoid
- saccharoidal
- saccharometer
- saccharomyces
- saccharomycete
- saccharomycetic
- saccharomycetous
- saccharose
- Sacco
- saccular
- sacculate
- sacculated
- sacculation