ester
nounHow to pronounce ester:
Definition of ester:
- ester (noun):
- formed by reaction between an acid and an alcohol with elimination of water.
- any of a class of often fragrant organic compounds that can be represented by the formula rcoor′ and that are usually formed by the reaction between an acid and an alcohol with elimination of water
Synonyms for ester:
base
cellulose ester
citrate
cyclohexanol phthalate
ethyl acetate
glyceryl ester
lactate
maleate
nucleotide
organic compound
polyester
urethane
Other 2-syllable words like ester
Here are some other common words that have 2 syllables, like ester does.
- ethal
- ethos
- etnis
- etude
- etudes
- euphrates
- eupnea
- evade
- event
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- exams
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- excess
- excised
- exclam
- exclude
- exhale
- export
- exsert
- extense
- extract
- fables
- faddish
- faesa
- faigy
- failty
- fainting
- fallout
- fally
- falter
- fameless
- fanfare
- fantast
- fapping
- farcin
- farding
- fargood
- farhan
- farther
- farting
- fatale
- fathers
- fathoms
- fating
- faucets
- favoured
- fealty
- … more
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