napiform
/ˈneɪpɪfɔːm/adjective
Having the form, shape, or appearance of a turnip; (specifically in Botany, of a root, spore, etc.) round above and tapering below.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Alphonso Wood (1810–1881), botanist. From nape + -iform.
- pheasant hen
- pheasant Malay
- pheasantry
- pheasant's eye
- pheasant shell
- pheasant tail
- pheasant-tailed
- pheasant wood
- Pheidian
- Pheidippides
- phellandrene
- phellem
- phelloderm
- phellodermal
- phellogen
- phelloplastic
- Phelps, Michael
- pheme
- phememe
- phen-
- phenacaine
- phenacetin
- phenacite
- phenakistascope
- phenakistiscope