Definition of: logy

(lō′gē) adjective ·gi·er, ·gi·est U.S. Colloq.
Dull; heavy; lethargic. [? <Du. log heavy]

Definition of: logy

1. The science or study of: biology, conchology.
2. A list or compilation of: anthology, martyrology. [<Gk. -logia <logos word, study <legein speak]

Most often used phrases:

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Definition of: logy

Definition of: logy

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