macro-, macr-
(Greek: large, great; long [in extent or duration]; enlarged, or elongated, long [in length]; abnormally large)
macromastia, hypermastia
Abnormally large breasts.
macromelia
1. A condition in which there is an unusual enlargement of one or more body limbs.
2. An abnormal size of one or more of the bodily limbs.
2. An abnormal size of one or more of the bodily limbs.
macromolecule
macron
macronychia, megalonychia
1. The abnormal length, or thickness, of the fingernails or toenails.
2. A condition of having unusually large nails.
2. A condition of having unusually large nails.
macroparasite
A parasite, such as a louse or an intestinal worm, that is big enough to be visible to the "naked" eye.
The branch of pathology that pertains to the large anatomical changes in diseases: While June was studying medicine, she was fascinated by macropathology which dealt with gross alterations in the structure of the human body in relation to diseases.
A company that supplies multimedia and interactive television services including digital arts software tools: The macropedia firm presented the information in the form of extended articles.
macropenis
An abnormally large penis.
macrophagous, macrophage, macrophagic, macrophagy
Feeding on relatively large food particles or prey.
macrophallus
An abnormally large penis.
An abnormal dread of having to wait for long periods of time: Suffering from macrophobia, Mrs. Jackson loathed going to see Dr. Smith because she feared she would have to sit for a prolonged amount of time before being able to talk to him about her health issues.
macrophotography
Photography in which objects are reproduced larger than or at their actual size but without the degree of magnification that use of a microscope would give.
macrophyllous
macrophyte
