Words that are spelled similarly to chromosomes:
chromosomes, chromosome, chromosomal, chromosome y, chromosom, chromosomic, chromosone, y chromosomes, chromosome x, x chromosomes, y-chromosomes.
Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word chromosomes:
synapsis, metaphase, centromere, prophase, anaphase, meiosis, karyotype, polyploid, chromosome, metacentric, haploid, diploid, meiotic, interphase, trisomy, mitosis, gamete, gametes, mitotic, telomere, homologous, zygote, chromatin, gonads, spindle, drosophila, autosomal, alleles, loci, somatic, allele, genes, eukaryotic, genome, duplicated, banding, replication, hybridization, genomic, mitochondrial, sperm, dosage, abnormalities, duplication, nucleus, dna, fertilization, phenotype, sequencing, recessive, genetic, microscope, mutation, pairing, nuclei, pairs, genetically, iris, offspring, organisms, condensed, embryo, embryonic, gene, segregation, cell, crossover, yeast, organism, cells, fused, leukemia, proteins, identify, reproduction, syndrome, randomly, genetics, fuse, parental, inheritance, paternal, ancestral, maize, rna, classification, sex, parent, tandem, undergo, egg, bacterial, counted, mammals, transcription, inherited, traits, fertility, humans, pair.
Words that rhyme with chromosomes:
holmes, homes, biomes, tomes, ohms, catacombs, gnomes, combs, fomes, sherlock holmes, domes, rhizomes, syndromes, foams, aerodromes, roams, combes, liposomes, chromes, thomes, cyclostomes, gromes, nvhomes.
Adjectives that are often used to describe chromosomes:
homologous, human, different, individual, normal, artificial, salivary, maternal, lampbrush, mitotic, somatic, giant, acrocentric, extra, mammalian, specific, whole, single, abnormal, bacterial, eukaryotic, meiotic, separate, nonhomologous, parental, paternal, supernumerary, autosomal, dicentric, double, shaped, isolated, multiple, identical, condensed, accessory, linear, bivalent, unpaired, male, female, banded, ordinary, telocentric, metacentric, nuclear, smaller, circular, like, sized, sorted, corresponding, distinct, haploid, intact, replicated, diploid, univalent, heteromorphic, stranded, submetacentric, polytene, interphase, paired, broken, aberrant, nucleolar, satellited, homoeologous, minute, stained, heterochromatic, smallest, translocated.
Nouns that are often described by the adjective chromosomes:
present.
Words that sound like chromosomes:
chromosomes, chromosome, chromosomal, crimsons, chromium, craniums, christmas songs, cremations, crime zone, chrome dome, cremeans.