homeopath or homoeopath /homˈ or hōmˈi-ə-path/ or homeopathist or homoeopathist /-opˈə-thist/ noun

(Gr pathos feeling) a person who believes in or practises homeopathy

homeopathic or homoeopathic /-pathˈ/ adjective

homeopathˈically or homoeopathˈically adverb

homeopathy or homoeopathy /-opˈə-thi/ noun

The system of treating diseases by small quantities of drugs that produce symptoms similar to those of the disease

homeosis or homoeosis /hom-i-ōˈsis/ noun (Gr homoiōsis a becoming like; biology)

Assumption of the character of a corresponding member of another whorl or somite

homeostasis or homoeostasis /hom-i-osˈtə-sis/ noun

1. (Gr stasis a standing still) the tendency for the internal environment of the body to remain constant in spite of varying external conditions
2. A tendency towards health or stable physical conditions

homeostatˈic or homoeostatˈic adjective

homeoteleuton or homoeoteleuton /hom-i-ō-tel-ūˈton/ noun

(Gr homoioteleuton, from teleutē ending) the use or occurrence of similar word endings

homeothermˈal, homoeothermˈal, homeothermˈic, homoeothermˈic, homeothermˈous or homoeothermˈous, also homoiˈotherˈmal, etc adjective

Homothermal (see under homo-)

homeotˈic or homoeotˈic adjective

1. Showing, depending on, or characterized by homeosis
2. (of a mutant) effecting large-scale changes in development, eg in Drosophila, the substitution of a leg for a wing

homoiousian /hom-oi-ooˈsi-ən or -owˈ/ adjective

1. (Gr ousiā being) of similar (as distinguished from identical) essence
2. Believing God the Father and God the Son to be of similar (not identical) essence

A holder of such belief, a semi-Arian