Eyespot

Definition: Eyespot

Eyespot

Noun

1. An eyelike marking (as on the wings of some butterflies); usually a spot of color inside a ring of another color.

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Synonym: Eyespot

Crosswords: Eyespot

Danish

oejepletsvamp (cereal eyespot, eyespot of cereals, eyespot of wheat and barley, stem break, stembreak), knaekkefodsyge (cereal eyespot, eyespot of cereals, eyespot of wheat and barley, stem break, stembreak). (various references)

Dutch

oogvlekkenziekte (cereal eyespot, eyespot of cereals, eyespot of wheat and barley, stem break, stembreak), halmdoder (cereal eyespot, eyespot of cereals, eyespot of wheat and barley, stem break, stembreak). (various references)

Finnish

tyvilaikku (cereal eyespot, eyespot of cereals, eyespot of wheat and barley, stem break, stembreak). (various references)

French

piétin-verse (cereal eyespot, eyespot of cereals, eyespot of wheat and barley). (various references)

German

Lagerfußkrankheit (cereal eyespot, eyespot of cereals, eyespot of wheat and barley, stem break, stembreak), Halmbruchkrankheit des Weizens (cereal eyespot, eyespot of cereals, eyespot of wheat and barley, stem break, stembreak), Halmbruchkrankheit des Getreides (cereal eyespot, eyespot of cereals, eyespot of wheat and barley, stem break, stembreak). (various references)

Greek 

κερκοσπορίωσις των σιτηρών (cereal eyespot, eyespot of cereals, eyespot of wheat and barley, stem break, stembreak). (various references)

Italian

mal del piede dei cereali (cereal eyespot, eyespot of cereals, eyespot of wheat and barley, stem break, stembreak). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

眼点 . (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

が�"て�" (all heaven, the whole store). (various references)

Pig Latin

eyespotay.(various references)

Portuguese

acama (cereal eyespot, eyespot of cereals, eyespot of wheat and barley, lodging, stem break, stembreak). (various references)

Spanish

encamado parasitario de los cereales (cereal eyespot, eyespot of cereals, eyespot of wheat and barley, stem break, stembreak), mal de pie de los cereales (cereal eyespot, eyespot of cereals, eyespot of wheat and barley, stem break, stembreak), cercosporelosis (cereal eyespot, eyespot of cereals, eyespot of wheat and barley, stem break, stembreak). (various references)

Swedish

stråknäckare (cereal eyespot, eyespot of cereals, eyespot of wheat and barley, stem break, stembreak). (various references)

Cercosporella herpotrichoides, Pseudocercosporella herpotrichoides. (various references)

Derivations

Words beginning with "eyespot": eyespots. (additional references)

Misspellings

"Eyespot" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: Eysmont, Eysmontt. (additional references)

Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: peyotes.

-1 letter: peyote, tepoys, topees.

-2 letters: estop, pesto, pesty, poesy, poets, potsy, seepy, sepoy, steep, stope, tepoy, topee, topes, tyees, types, typos.

-3 letters: epos, espy, eyes, opes, opts, oyes, pees, peso, pest, pets, poet, pose, post, posy, pots, pyes, seep, sept, spot, step, stey, stop, stye, tees, toes, tope, tops, toys, tyee, tyes, type, typo.

+1 letter: ecotypes, eyespots, neotypes, serotype.

+2 letters: cerotypes, eyepoints, genotypes, geophytes, mesophyte, neophytes, polyester, proselyte, serotypes, stenotype.

+3 letters: endophytes, ferrotypes, hemoptyses, hypotenuse, hypotheses, hypsometer, lectotypes, mesophytes, phenotypes, polyesters, polytenies, polythenes, proselyted, proselytes, pyrometers, stenotyped, stenotypes, stereotype, stereotypy, xerophytes.

+4 letters: deployments, employments, hepatocytes, heterospory, hypocenters, hypotensive, hypotenuses, hypothenuse, hypothesize, hypsometers, persecutory, plenteously, polychaetes, polystyrene, proselytise, proselytize, proteolyses, pycnometers, pyrometries, pyroxenites, pythonesses, splenectomy, stenotypies, stereophony, stereoscopy, stereotyped, stereotyper, stereotypes, stereotypic, terpolymers.