derivate
/ˈdɛrɪvət
/ /ˈdɛrɪveɪt/noun
Something derived, especially a product obtained chemically from a raw material.Another promising approach is the use of butyric acid derivates such as 4-phenylbutyrate....
- With a sufficient number of distinct line-cross derivates, increasingly complicated models of gene interaction can be tested.
- This story caught the attention of several drug companies, who are testing pain-killers based on nicotine derivates.
Origin
Late Middle English: from Latin derivat- 'derived', from the verb derivare (see derive).
- make a pitch
- make a plan
- make a play for
- make a point of
- make a present of
- make a production of
- make a (quick) quid
- make a rod for one's own back
- (make a) run for it
- make a spectacle of oneself
- make a splash
- make a virtue of
- make away with
- make a —— fist of
- makebate
- make-bate
- make-before-break
- make-belief
- make-believe
- make book
- make (both) ends meet
- make-break
- make capital out of
- make certain
- make common cause