- hutchinsonian
- hutch·in·so·ni·an
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Hutchinsonian — /huch in sōnˈi ən/ noun A follower of John Hutchinson (1674–1737), who held that the Hebrew Scriptures contain typically the elements of all rational philosophy, natural history and true religion … Useful english dictionary
hutchinsonian teeth — noun plural or hutchinsonian incisors |həchə̇n|sōnēən Usage: often capitalized H Etymology: hutchinsonian from Sir Jonathan Hutchinson + English ian : hutchinson s teeth … Useful english dictionary
hutchinsonian incisors — noun plural see hutchinsonian teeth … Useful english dictionary
hutchinsonian — hutch·in·so·ni·an (huch″in soґne ən) named for or described by Sir Jonathan Hutchinson … Medical dictionary
hutchinsonian teeth — hutch·in·so·ni·an teeth .həch ən sō nē ən n pl, often cap H HUTCHINSON S TEETH … Medical dictionary
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