Intergrowth

What do we mean by intergrowth?

The growing of one thing with or into another. noun

The growing together of crystals from two or more minerals. noun

Specifically In crystallography, intercrystallization; the intimate union of two mineral species, often in parallel position, produced by simultaneous crystallization; also, one of the subindividuals involved in a composite growth of this character. noun

A growing together; a growth between. noun

A growing together and through each other of two crystals noun

A growing together and through each other of two crystals.

Words that are spelled similarly to intergrowth:
intergrowth, undergrowth, aftergrowth, intergrowths, intergrow.

Adjectives that are often used to describe intergrowth:
graphic, micrographic, intimate, parallel, myrmekitic, fine, granophyric, lamellar, symplectic, perthitic, grained, regular, like, micropegmatitic, ophitic, mutual, complex, irregular, coarse, microperthitic, coherent, oriented, close, crystal, feldspar, typical, vermicular, peculiar, pegmatitic, microscopic, characteristic, ilmenite, diablastic, symplectitic, fibrous, poikilitic, granular, quartz, delicate, submicroscopic, dense, symplektitic, felspar, marginal, syntactic, called, curious, symmetrical, antiperthitic, cryptoperthitic, random, intricate, partial, crystalline, frequent, minute, subophitic, disordered, peristerite, finer, microcrystalline, compact, scale, type, microsyntactic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective intergrowth:
plane.

Words that sound like intergrowth:
undergrowth, intergraph, interger, intergral, undergrow, intergrade, intergroup, integrate, integra, undergrown, in truth, integrous, interco, outgrowth, intro, integral, undergo, intercom, engross, untruth, undergrad, interfaith, wintergreen, intros, undergoes, underwrote, intriguer, winter green, intro-, winter cress, under oath, winter rose, intercut, integrin, intercurrent, intriguers, intercrossed, undergrove.