fluidism
English
noun
Definitions
- (medicine) The doctrine that the fluids of the body are the source of its vital properties and are susceptible to disease.
Etymology
Suffix from English fluid.
Origin
English
fluid
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- biofluid English
- cryofluid English
- elastofluid English
- ferrofluid English
- fluid English
- fluid-bonded English
- fluid-bound English
- fluidal English
- fluidglycerate English
- fluidic English
- fluidical English
- fluidification English
- fluidiform English
- fluidify English
- fluidisation English
- fluidise English
- fluidize English
- fluidless English
- fluidlike English
- fluidly English
- fluidness English
- fluidous English
- genderfluid English
- geofluid English
- gyrofluid English
- magnetofluid English
- microfluid English
- multifluid English
- nanofluid English
- non-Newtonian fluid English
- nonfluid English
- palaeofluid English
- paleofluid English
- pseudofluid English
- semifluid English
- serofluid English
- subfluid English
- superfluid English
- thermofluid English
- unfluid English
- fluid Middle English
- fluid
- unfluid
- fluidal
- fluidly
- fluidic
- biofluid
- nonfluid
- fluidous
- fluidify
- geofluid
- fluidise
- subfluid
- fluidize
- gyrofluid
- cryofluid
- fluidlike
- fluidical
- semifluid
- fluidness
- fluidless
- serofluid
- nanofluid
- microfluid
- ferrofluid
- fluidiform
- superfluid
- multifluid
- paleofluid
- elastofluid
- genderfluid
- fluid-bound
- pseudofluid
- palaeofluid
- thermofluid
- fluidisation
- magnetofluid
- fluid-bonded
- fluidification
- fluidglycerate
- non-Newtonian fluid