1. The soluble matter into which the interior substance of starch globules is convertible by acids or diastase, so called because when viewed by polarized light it has the property of turning the plane of polarization to the right. See Dexter.

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

• destine,
• sextrine,
• xextrine,
• cextrine,
• eextrine,
• dwxtrine,
• dsxtrine,
• ddxtrine,
• drxtrine,
• d4xtrine,
• d3xtrine,
• deztrine,
• dectrine,
• dedtrine,
• dexrrine,
• dexfrine,
• dexgrine,
• dextrime,
• dextrines,
• Decktrine

• doctrine.

The plural of the "dextrine" can be the "dextrines".

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