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morph
verb , tr & intr
1 to use computer graphics to blend one screen image into another, eg to transform or manipulate an actor's body.
2 colloq to change or cause to change into something else, especially quickly Say the wrong thing and he morphs into Mr Angry .
[20c]
verb , tr & intr
1 to use computer graphics to blend one screen image into another, eg to transform or manipulate an actor's body.
2 colloq to change or cause to change into something else, especially quickly Say the wrong thing and he morphs into Mr Angry .
[20c]
morph- or (before a consonant) morpho-
combining form , denoting form, shape or structure.
[From Greek morphe form]
combining form , denoting form, shape or structure.
[From Greek morphe form]
morpheme
noun , linguistics any of the grammatically or lexically meaningful units forming or underlying a word, not divisible themselves into smaller meaningful units, eg the morphemes out , go and ing forming the word outgoing .
[19c: from French morphème , modelled on phoneme]
morphemic adjective .
morphemically adverb .
noun , linguistics any of the grammatically or lexically meaningful units forming or underlying a word, not divisible themselves into smaller meaningful units, eg the morphemes out , go and ing forming the word outgoing .
[19c: from French morphème , modelled on phoneme]
morphemic adjective .
morphemically adverb .
morphine
noun a highly-addictive, narcotic drug obtained from opium, used medicinally as an analgesic to relieve severe and persistent pain, and as a sedative to induce sleep. Also called ( esp formerly) morphia. See also codeine, heroin.
[19c: from German Morphin , from Greek Morpheus , the name of the god of sleep]
noun a highly-addictive, narcotic drug obtained from opium, used medicinally as an analgesic to relieve severe and persistent pain, and as a sedative to induce sleep. Also called ( esp formerly) morphia. See also codeine, heroin.
[19c: from German Morphin , from Greek Morpheus , the name of the god of sleep]
morpho- see morph-
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