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- -ameba >
- a collective name for the animals of a certain region or time >
- a combining form occurring in the names of chemical compounds in which the methyl group is present >
- a crisis which involves the steady erosion of americas scientific and engineering base has been going on for several years >
- a form of america >
- a game of catch played by children in the living room >
- a list of words with the same spellings that can cause confusion >
- a mineral named for johan gadolin >
- a minute fiber or filament >
- a name for venus or aphrodite >
- a name of a hero in greek mythology >
- a presentation of simplified american english pronunciations >
- a suffix denoting that the element indicated by the name bearing it >
- a suffix that forms nouns and is usually used to form names of arts and sciences >
- a suffix used to form names of zoological groups >
- a suffix used to form the names of families in zoology and biology >
- acanthamebiases >
- acanthamebiasis >
- adenoameloblastoma >
- adenoameloblastomas >
- aflame >
- agamete >
- alopecia medicamentosa >
- ameb- >
- ameba >
- amebacide >
- amebae >
- amebi- >
- amebiasis >
- amebic >
- amebic dysenteries >
- amebic dysentery >
- amebic gangrene >
- amebic granulomatosis >
- amebic hepatitis >
- amebicidal >
- amebicide >
- amebiform >
- amebiosis >
- amebism >
- amebo- >
- amebocyte >
- ameboflagellate >
- ameboid >
- ameboma >
- amebula >
- ameburia >
- amelia >
- ameliorable >
- ameliorate >
- ameliorated >
- ameliorates >
- ameliorating >
- amelioration >
- ameliorative >
- amelus >
- amend >
- amendable >
- amendatory >
- amended >
- amending >
- amendment >
- amendments >
- amends >
- amenia >
- ameno- >
- amenomania >
- amenomanias >
- amenorrhea >
- amenorrheas >
- amenous >
- amentia >
- amential >
- amentias >
- amerce >
- amerceable >
- amerced >
- amerces >
- amercing >
- americamania >
- americamanias >
- american >
- american institute of philanthropy >
- americium >
- americium >
- americomania >
- americomanias >
- amerindophile >
- amerindophiles >
- amerindophilist >
- amerindophilists >
- ametria >
- ametrias >
- an american dictionary of the english language as conceived by noah webster >
- an american nuclear physicist and nobel prize winner >
- an american physicist and inventor of the cyclotron >
- an anglo saxon name for friday >
- an anglo saxon name for monday >
- an anglo saxon name for saturday >
- an anglo saxon name for sunday >
- an anglo saxon name for thursday >
- an anglo saxon name for tuesday >
- an anglo saxon name for wednesday >
- an explanation of what it is and where it came from >
- an italian american physicist >
- and gamet >
- and is so named because its shape resembles that of a crows beak >
- and the organic matrix of tooth enamel >
- androgametangium >
- another name for venus or aphrodite >
- anular ligament >
- aplanogamete >
- aquametry >
- arbitrament >
- arbitraments >
- armament >
- armamentaria >
- armamentarium >
- armamentariums >
- as in the words inflame and inflammable >
- astronomical camera >
- astrophysical camera >
- at the same time >
- ataxiameter >
- auri sacra fames >
- aztec day names >
- basic fundamentals >
- basics and fundamentals >
- became the general term for >
- bicameral >
- bilamellate >
- blame >
- blame >
- blamed >
- blames >
- caedmon wrote what became known as >
- calendar names of days and months in different languages >
- came close >
- came from latin globus >
- cameline >
- camels >
- camenae >
- camer- >
- camera >
- camera anterior bulbi >
- camera lucida >
- camera oculi major >
- caramel >
- catamenia >
- certa bonum certamen >
- chame- >
- chamecephalic >
- chamecephalous >
- chamecephaly >
- chamecranial >
- chameleon >
- chameprosopic >
- chameprosopy >
- chemopallidothalamectomy >
- chemothalamectomy >
- circumferential lamella >
- circumferential lamellas >
- costoclavicular ligament >
- cras amet >
- cras amet qui nunquam amavit >
- cryothalamectomy >
- decameron >
- decameter >
- decametre >
- defame >
- defamed >
- defamer >
- defamers >
- defames >
- delta kame >
- delta kames >
- deltoid ligament >
- deltoid ligaments >
- dermametropathism >
- diameter >
- diameter of a bullet >
- diametric >
- diametrical >
- diametrically >
- diametrically opposed >
- digametic >
- disarmament >
- egyptian name for crocodile >
- ejectamenta >
- electron beam parametric amplifier >
- electron beam parametric amplifiers >
- electron diffraction camera >
- electronic flame safeguard >
- electronic game >
- electrostatic tape camera >
- endameba >
- entameba >
- exact same >
- exactly the same >
- exit purgamentum >
- experience is the name we give to the mistakes we make >
- exposing james freys fiction addiction >
- fame >
- famed >
- famelic >
- fames >
- family name >
- family names >
- felix ille tamen corvo quoque rarior albo >
- filament >
- filament >
- filament yarn >
- filamentous >
- firmament >
- firmaments >
- first made at the university of california and named for california and the university of california in berkeley >
- flame >
- flame >
- flame manometer >
- flame manometers >
- flameless >
- flameout >
- flameproof >
- flamethrower >
- foramen >
- foramen magnum >
- foramen mentale >
- foramen mentali >
- foramen ovale >
- foramen ovales >
- foramens >
- frame of wickerwork >
- from gamein >
- from gamet >
- from greek -akos forming adjectives this suffix was used to form names of arts and sciences in greek and it is now generally used to form new names of sciences in english >
- from modern latin which came from greek koma >
- from pirates to american politics >
- fundament >
- fundamental >
- fundamental niche >
- fundamentalism >
- fundamentalistic >
- fundamentally >
- game of hazard or chance >
- gamet- >
- gametangium >
- gameto- >
- gametocide >
- gametophobia >
- gametophore >
- gametophoric >
- gametophyte >
- gigameters >
- gramercies >
- gramercy >
- greek palame latin palma >
- group names >
- group names >
- gynogametangium >
- gynogamete >
- heptamerous >
- heptameter >
- heptameters >
- heterogamete >
- hexameter >
- homogamete >
- homogametic >
- hygeia became hygiene >
- iatramella >
- if you ever get on a passenger place and recognize a friend named jack >
- in camera >
- in order to get the flame of creativity in motion >
- incameration >
- inflame >
- inflame >
- interventricular foramen >
- intervertebral foramen >
- isodiametric >
- it is caused by eating raw or undercooked pork and wild game products >
- it really came from urere >
- it was james murray who made the greatest contributions >
- james >
- juxtamedullary >
- kame delta >
- kame deltas >
- klamelisaurus >
- lame >
- lame >
- lamell- >
- lamella >
- lamellae >
- lamellar >
- lamellasome >
- lamelli- >
- lamellibranch >
- lamellibranchia >
- lamelliferous >
- lamelliform >
- lamellirostral >
- lamellirostrate >
- lamellirostres >
- lameness >
- lament >
- lament >
- lament loudly >
- lamentable >
- lamentably >
- lamentation >
- lamentations >
- lamented >
- lamenter >
- lamenters >
- lamenting >
- laments >
- lametasaurus >
- lamn- lamell- >
- last name >
- last names >
- last will and testament >
- learn more about where words came from and who their family members are >
- lentamente >
- lienophrenic ligament >
- ligament >
- ligament >
- ligamenta >
- ligamentary >
- ligamentous >
- ligamentously >
- ligamentum >
- lineament >
- macrogamete >
- madame >
- mainframe computer >
- mainframe computers >
- mamenchisaurus >
- meckel ligament >
- medicament >
- medicaments >
- medieval tournament >
- medieval tournaments >
- megameter >
- mental foramen >
- mesoamerica >
- metamerism >
- month and day names >
- month and day names in different languages >
- more ameliorable >
- more amendable >
- more amendatory >
- more amerceable >
- more diametric >
- more diametrical >
- more famed >
- more lamentable >
- more lamentably >
- more lamented >
- more nidamental >
- more ornamental >
- more ornamentally >
- more ornamented >
- more sacramentally >
- more temperamental >
- more testamentary >
- most ameliorable >
- most amendable >
- most amendatory >
- most amerceable >
- most diametric >
- most diametrical >
- most famed >
- most lamentable >
- most lamentably >
- most lamented >
- most nidamental >
- most ornamental >
- most ornamentally >
- most ornamented >
- most sacramentally >
- most temperamental >
- most testamentary >
- myriameter >
- myriameters >
- myriametre >
- name >
- name >
- name for >
- named after gadolinite >
- named after the italian physician and physicist who investigated the nature and effects of what he conceived to be electricity in animal tissue >
- named after the joint institute for nuclear research at dubna >
- named by murie curie for her native poland >
- named for a scandinavian mineral samarskite >
- named for albert einstein >
- named for alessandro volta >
- named for andrea prader >
- named for ernest lawrence >
- named for ernest rutherford >
- named for europe >
- named for france >
- named for french chemist charles augustin de coulomb >
- named for german physicist wilhelm conrad roentgen >
- named for germany >
- named for glenn theodore seaborg >
- named for lise meitner >
- named for niels henrik bohr >
- named for pierre and marie curie >
- named for potash >
- named for ruthenia >
- named for scandinavia >
- named for strontian >
- named for the asteroid ceres which was discovered in 1803 and named for the roman goddess ceres >
- named for the goddess >
- named for the greek god prometheus >
- named for the mythical king tantalus >
- named for the planet neptune >
- named for the planet pluto >
- named for the planet uranus >
- named for the roman god mercurius >
- named for the roman god of war >
- named for the scandinavian goddess vanadis >
- named for the tungsten mineral wolframite >
- named for thor >
- named for ytterby >
- named in honor of alfred nobel >
- named in honor of dmitri ivanovich mendel yev >
- named in honor of enrico fermi >
- named in honor of the asteroid pallas >
- names >
- names for groups >
- names for groups >
- names of groups >
- names of metallic elements >
- names that describe venery or group names as determined by traditional terms of the hunt and those of more modern creations that attempt to describe group characteristics >
- nanotechnology basics and fundamentals >
- neural foramen >
- nidamental >
- nihil impense ames >
- nuchal ligament >
- object name service >
- octamerous >
- octameter >
- one and the same >
- oogamete >
- ornament >
- ornamental >
- ornamentally >
- ornamentation >
- ornamentations >
- ornamented >
- ornaments >
- osseoligamentous >
- palliament >
- palliaments >
- pan american >
- pan americans >
- paramedical >
- parameter >
- parameterization >
- parameterize >
- parameterized >
- parameterizing >
- parameters >
- parametric >
- parametritis >
- parametrium >
- parametrization >
- parametrize >
- parametrized >
- parametrizing >
- parliamentarian >
- pen name >
- penetrameter >
- penetrameters >
- pentamerous >
- pentameter >
- pentameters >
- pertaining to a gamete >
- petameter >
- portamenti >
- portamento >
- portamentos >
- posterior foramen >
- pre hexameral >
- predicament >
- predicaments >
- presenting each metric name >
- progametangium >
- pronunciamento >
- pronunciamentoes >
- pronunciamentos >
- purgamentum init >
- r clame >
- rearmament >
- reclame >
- resembling that which is named by the combining root >
- rhomboid ligament >
- rigid frame >
- sacrament >
- sacramental >
- sacramentalism >
- sacramentalisms >
- sacramentalist >
- sacramentalists >
- sacramentally >
- sacramentals >
- sacramentarian >
- sacramentarians >
- sacramentaries >
- sacramentary >
- sacraments >
- sacrosciatic foramen >
- same >
- same time >
- sameness >
- scene of the olympic games >
- sciametries >
- sciametry >
- sciatic foramen >
- scientific names >
- seamed >
- seamen >
- shame >
- shameful >
- shameful conduct >
- shirley got a new name and a dress >
- sinoclamephilist >
- skiametry >
- small fiber or filament >
- so named because early anatomists typically found this organ to be empty in dissection >
- so named because it >
- so named because of its keylike shape >
- soil amendment >
- soil amendments >
- sputamentum >
- squamellate >
- stamen >
- stamen or anther as used in botany >
- stamens >
- sternutament >
- surname >
- surnamer >
- sutural ligament >
- sutural ligaments >
- tame >
- tardamente >
- temperament >
- temperamental >
- temperaments >
- terameter >
- terms of venery or group names from traditional terms of the hunt and some more modern creations that attempt to describe group characteristics of animals >
- testament >
- testamentary >
- testaments >
- tetrameter >
- thalamectomy >
- thalamencephalon >
- that which one should be ashamed of >
- the american flag >
- the ancient name of paris >
- the bony and some of the cartilaginous framework of the body of animals >
- the greek name for land north of britain or for scandinavia >
- the latin name for the area that became france after the fall of the roman empire >
- the latinized name of copenhagen >
- the same >
- the uniformity of american english is largely a result of the improved modes of travel and communication >
- then it became a gymnasium near athens where plato taught >
- then it came to mean >
- this unit consists of the titles of the old and new testaments >
- to cause shame >
- to lament >
- tonofilament >
- trade name >
- traditional and modern group names that try to describe group characteristics >
- tricameral >
- turning back the same way >
- tv game shows >
- ubi pugnantia inter se in testamento juberentur >
- unicameral >
- untamed >
- used in the names of any kind of chamber or apparatus used in experiments >
- velamen >
- velamenta >
- velamentous >
- velamentum >
- viameter >
- vitamer >
- vitreous enamel >
- voltametry >
- when vegetable came to be used for an >
- where they cut down the trees and then name streets after them >
- which came into english as cosmetic >
- which was discovered at about the same time >
- who became mercury >
- whose name literally means >
- will and testament >
- with the same feelings or relationships >
- words which originated from the names of people >
- yottameter >
- you can usually count on americans to do the right thing >
- zettameter >
- zoogamete >
- zoogametes >
- At Get Words:
- a guide to the american language >
- a reverse acronym or a regular word that also doubles as an acronym using the same procedures as with acronyms >
- a science that attempts to discover the fundamental principles of the sciences >
- a significant number of which are corporate brand names >
- a world of biblical information for everyone who wants to know more about the bible and its contents and the world from which it became known >
- amenable >
- amendment >
- american bar association >
- ametabolous >
- amethyst >
- an african american >
- an american indian or an eskimo >
- and beliefs of the people with whom the greeks and the persians came into contact >
- any of the languages of certain american indians or eskimos >
- camel >
- cameo >
- cameron defends stiff sentences for rioters >
- diameter >
- disarmament >
- edamame >
- english words from amerind >
- english words from amerind >
- filament >
- filaments >
- italian developed from latin and the following words came into english from italian >
- lamella >
- lamellibrachia luymesi >
- lament >
- lamented >
- ligament >
- measurement is the process of associating numbers with physical quantities and phenomena and measurement is fundamental to the sciences >
- mesoamerica >
- more amenable >
- most amenable >
- names of words >
- phrases or bible quotations that are derived directly from the king james version of the bible many of which are direct quotations >
- predicament >
- predicaments >
- r clame >
- reclame >
- same sum everytime in mathematics >
- schmidt camera >
- the elephants that came to dinner >
- the first latin words to find their way into the english language owe their adoption to the early contact between the roman and the germanic tribes on the european continent and greek came with latin and french while others were borrowed directly >
- the hundred degree temperature interval gave us the name scale of centigrade from the latin centum >
- the language of a group of american indian tribes that lived in the valleys of the ottawa river and of the northern tributaries of the st lawrence river >
- the name given to the plague that ravaged europe between 1347 and 1351 >
- using definitions and a letter added to the beginning of the second word of two words with the same spellings will produce two completely different words >
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