capillary

As adjectives the difference between capillary and pericapillary

is that capillary is of or pertaining to hair while pericapillary is surrounding a capillary.

As a noun capillary

is a narrow tube.

As nouns the difference between capillary and ripplon

is that capillary is a narrow tube while ripplon is a quantized capillary-tension wave at the surface of a liquid.

As an adjective capillary

is of or pertaining to hair.

As nouns the difference between capillary and microcapillary

is that capillary is a narrow tube while microcapillary is a microscopic capillary.

As an adjective capillary

is of or pertaining to hair.

As nouns the difference between capillary and microaneurism

is that capillary is a narrow tube while microaneurism is (medicine) a microscopic aneurism, especially one at the end of a retinal capillary.

As an adjective capillary

is of or pertaining to hair.

As adjectives the difference between capillary and elastocapillary

is that capillary is of or pertaining to hair while elastocapillary is that involves both elastic and capillary forces or effects.

As a noun capillary

is a narrow tube.

As adjectives the difference between capillary and postcapillary

is that capillary is of or pertaining to hair while postcapillary is (medicine) to the venous side of a capillary.

As nouns the difference between capillary and postcapillary

is that capillary is a narrow tube while postcapillary is (medicine) a venule immediately to the venous side of a capillary.