cheiro-, cheir-, chiro-, chir- (Greek: hand; one who moves the hands with regularity, as in pantomine).acheiria:
acheiropodia:
acheirus:
achiral:
achiria:
allocheiral:
allochiria:
brachycheirous:
cheiragra:
cheiralgia:
cheirarthritis:
cheirobrachialgia:
cheirocinesthesia:
cheirocosmetic:
cheirognomist:
cheirognomy:
cheirognostic:
cheirograph:
cheirography:
cheirokinesthesia:
cheirokinesthetic:
cheirology:
cheiromancy:
cheiromegaly:
cheironomy:
cheiroplast:
cheiroplasty:
cheiropodalgia:
cheirospasm:
cheirotomy:
chiragra:
chiral:
chirality:
chirally:
chirocosmetic:
chirognomist:
chirognomy:
Chirognostic:
chirograph:
chirography:
chirokinesthesia:
chirology:
chiromancy:
chironomy:
chiroplast:
chiroplasty:
chiropodalgia:
chiropodist:
chiropody:
chiropractic:
chiropractor:
chiropraxis:
chiroptera:
chiropteran:
chiropterophile:
chiropterophilous:
chiropterophily:
chiroscope:
chirospasm:
chirothesia:
chirotony:
chirurgenic:
chirurgery:
chirurgic:
dyscheiria:
dyschiria:
dyschirography:
encheiresis:
enchiridion:
macrocheiria:
Megachiroptera:
megachiropteran:
Microchiroptera:
microchiropteran:
syncheiria:
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