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tetraphony n. 
/tɛˈtrafəni/, /tɛˈtræfəni/ in early medieval music, diaphony for four voices. [After post-classical Latin tetraphonia (1650 or earlier); compare French tétraphonie (1830 or earlier), German Tetraphonie (1801 or earlier).]
Brit. /tᵻˈtrafəni/
, /tᵻˈtrafəni//tɛˈtrafəni/U.S. /təˈtræfəni/
, /təˈtræfəni//tɛˈtræfəni/<
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- oxyhydrogen light
- oxyhydrogen microscope
- oxyhydrogen torch
- oxyhydroxide
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- oxyiodide
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- oxyisouvitic
- oxyklinocephalic
- oxyl
- oxylithe
- oxyluciferin
- oxymel
- oxymel of squills
- oxymels
- oxymesitylenic
- oxymethylcarbonic
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- oxymuriate
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