syndyotactic
adjective
syn·dyo·tac·tic
variants or syndiotactic
¦sindēō¦taktik,
sə̇n¦dīə¦t-
: having or relating to a regular alternation of differences in stereochemical structure in the repeating units of a polymer compare isotactic
Word History
Etymology
International Scientific Vocabulary syndyo (from Greek) + -tactic
- have the jump on
- have the last laugh
- have the last word
- have the lead
- have the makings of
- have the markings of
- have the measure of
- have the measure of someone
- have the patience of a saint
- have the time
- have the time of one's life
- have the wind of
- have the wind up
- have time
- have to
- have to do with
- have to go
- have to laugh
- have to oneself
- have to say for oneself
- have to spare
- have to thank for
- have to thank for something
- have trouble sleeping
- have up