1. The art of dissecting an organized body so as to discover the structure, situation, and economy of its parts; also the science thus acquired, which treats of the structure of organized bodies; the act of dissecting or minutely examining anything; a skeleton.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• anytome,
• anamtomy,
• anotomy,
• anatamy,
• anadomy,
• intomy,
• acadomy,
• anatomoy,
• atomy,
• antaomy,
• automy,
• antomy,
• anantomy,
• apitomy,
• antomay,
• anataomy,
• anotmy,
• atatomy,
• anatomey,
• antome

• andante,
• anthem,
• anatomize,
• antimuon,
• Antione,
• antimeson,
• anatomic,
• antonym,
• Anton,
• antonymy,
• andantino,
• antimycin,
• Antinomy,
• anatomise,
• anthony,
• antony,
• anatomical,
• anatomist,
• Antonio,
• antimony,
• antum,
• anethum,
• antinomian,
• antimonic.

The adjective form of the word "anatomy" is "anatomical".

The plural of the "anatomy" can be the "anatomies".

The singular of the "anatomy" can be the "anatomy".