Enzymes

What do we mean by enzymes?

A globular protein that catalyses a biological chemical reaction.

Leavened bread, as opposed to azyme

Words that are spelled similarly to enzymes:
enzymes, enzyme.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word enzymes:
catalyse, catalyze, amylase, lipase, metabolize, trypsin, cleave, glutathione, moiety, cytochrome, cofactor, accession, biosynthesis, lignin, carbohydrate, carbohydrates, digestion, glycogen, hydrolysis, histone, serine, degrade, protease, metabolism, secreted, enzyme, catalytic, pancreas, polymerase, cellulose, lipids, kinase, catalysis, amino, mitochondria, metabolic, fatty, pathway, digestive, starch, synthesize, proteins, substrate, intestine, cholesterol, nucleic, acids, glucose, specificity, digest, eukaryotic, nucleotide, coli, extracellular, cleavage, peptide, dna, pancreatic, biochemical, hormones, phosphate, bacteria, bacterial, oxidation, inhibits, synthesis, intracellular, rna, yeast, bind, residue, lipid, toxins, inhibit, degradation, mitochondrial, restriction, microbial, fermentation, nutrients, replication, molecules, acid, conserved, antibiotics, reactive, nad, inhibition, inhibitor, fungi, ethanol, molecule, protein, gut, liver, synthesized, transcription, membrane, atp, organisms.

Words that rhyme with enzymes:
times, sometimes, oftentimes, rhymes, crimes, limes, chimes, climes, paradigms, pastimes, hymes, at times, maritimes, himes, rimes, mimes, dimes, imes, primes, symes, climbs, lifetimes, past times, grimes, centimes, three times, modern times, old times, a hundred times, hard times, two times, nine times, a million times, heims, four times, simes, six times, daytimes, kimes, slimes, thousand times, wartimes, crymes, halftimes, nighttimes, windchimes.

Adjectives that are often used to describe enzymes:
proteolytic, other, digestive, many, several, specific, certain, hydrolytic, pancreatic, different, various, hepatic, oxidative, bacterial, key, metabolizing, extracellular, intracellular, dependent, most, glycolytic, elevated, microsomal, cellular, lysosomal, active, degrading, cardiac, soluble, mitochondrial, lytic, bound, degradative, containing, microbial, related, biosynthetic, appropriate, intestinal, numerous, lipolytic, regulatory, splitting, allosteric, metabolic, purified, pectic, necessary, autolytic, inducible, associated, mammalian, like, endogenous, cytoplasmic, essential, synthetic, oxidizing, distinct, adaptive, multiple, amylolytic, fungal, steroidogenic, mutant, corresponding, cellulolytic, synthesizing, constitutive, sensitive, activated, digesting, modifying, cytosolic, pectolytic, destructive, isolated, respiratory.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective enzymes:
nad.

Words that sound like enzymes:
enzymes, enzyme, enzym, ensigns, entombs, inseams, isms, incise, end times, genzyme, end rhymes, unseens, encima, ensam, coenzymes, encense, end zones, enchains, enseam, anthems, animes, asms, enemy, enemies, exams, enhance, lenses, endings, onions, incense, engines, consumes, ensues, enema, unwise, enzo, innings, emcees, unknowns, enamor, ensign, entomb, insense, assumes, denims, penzance, encino, assigns, entwines, incomes, menzies, inseam, intens, venoms, enemas, ennemi, intime, in time, intones, ensis, emmons, unseem, essens, ensey, imams, engins, phenoms, ensing, enam, engrams, ennes, inions, enjoins, enshrines, in arms, ename, insieme, encinas, in summer, consigns, embalms, enamors, insigne, enzio, unseam, untime, encina, entom, emss, entame, n m, centimes, in chains, insam, azyme, insume, rhizomes, ances, anions, anses.