iodinophilous
adjective
io·din·oph·i·lous
¦īədə̇¦näfələs
variants or less commonly iodinophil or iodinophile or iodinophilic
ˌīəˈdinəˌfil
-ˌfīl
¦īəˌdinə¦filik
: taking up or coloring readily with iodine —used especially of various starchy cell inclusions
Word History
Etymology
iodinophilous from iodine + -o- + -philous; iodinophil, iodinophile from iodine + -o- + -phile, -phil; iodinophilic probably from iodinophil + -ic
- come to someone's mind
- come to terms
- come to the conclusion
- come to the point
- come to the realization
- come to the rescue of
- come to think of it
- come to trial
- come to/into someone's mind
- come together
- come true
- come under
- come under attack
- come under fire
- come unglued
- come unstuck
- come up
- come up against
- come up dry
- come up empty
- come up from the ranks
- come up from/through the ranks
- come up short
- come up short of
- come up smelling like a rose