crinogenic

/krɪnəˈdʒɛnɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

Producing or causing hair to grow, especially in reference to certain types of fungi.

“The scientist discovered that the crinogenic properties of the fungus were responsible for the sudden growth of hair on the infected individual.”

2. noun

A substance or agent that promotes the growth of hair, especially in reference to certain types of fungi.

“The researchers isolated the crinogenic agent from the fungus and studied its effects on human hair growth.”

Synonyms

  • crinoid
  • hair-inducing

Antonyms

  • alopecic
  • hairless