The term 'China Combining Form' refers to a type of word formation in which two or more words are combined to create a new word. The crossword solutions for this term are IND, OVO, and MAL. IND is derived from the Latin word 'Indus, ' meaning India, and is used to refer to Chinese culture or language. OVO is derived from the Latin word 'OVUM, ' meaning egg, and is used to refer to Chinese cuisine. MAL is derived from the Latin word 'malus, ' meaning bad, and is used to refer to Chinese politics. Together, these three words form the term 'China Combining Form, ' which is used to refer to the combination of Chinese culture, cuisine, and politics.