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plano-(2) (iou) and troublous (iou)


plano-(2) (iou)



plano- combining form2. Before a vowel plan-.
[from Greek planos, wandering, from planan wander: see PLANET noun1, -O-.]
Biology. Forming nouns and adjectives with the sense 'free-living, motile', as planont.
planogamete noun (Biology) a motile gamete or conjugating cell, a zoogamete L19.
planoga'metic adjective of or pertaining to planogametes L20.
planospore noun (Mycology) a motile spore, a zoospore M20.

troublous (iou)



troublous adjective. arch. LME.
[Old French troubleus, formed as TROUBLE noun + -OUS.]
Full of troubles, troubled, agitated, disturbed. Also, causing trouble; troublesome.
H. James Her troublous faculty of seeing everything in..different lights. C. McCullough He guided the country through its most troublous of all times.
troublously adverb M16.
troublousness noun LME.