acridinium
noun
ac·ri·din·i·um
ˌa-krə-ˈdi-nē-əm
variants or less commonly acridonium
ˌa-krə-ˈdō-nē-əm
plural -s
: a univalent radical C13H10N analogous to ammonium derived from acridine
Word History
Etymology
acridinium, New Latin, from International Scientific Vocabulary acridine + New Latin -ium; acridonium, New Latin, from International Scientific Vocabulary acridone + New Latin -ium
First Known Use
1884, in the meaning defined above
- dieck
- dieckmann condensation
- Dieckmann reaction
- diectasis
- died
- died (away or down or out)
- died (down)
- died (for)
- died (from)
- died away
- died away or down or out
- died by her own hand
- died down
- died for
- died from
- died of
- died off
- died on the vine
- died out
- diedrals
- diedres
- diedric cuckoo
- diedrik cuckoo
- Diefenbaker
- dieffenbachia