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There are 11 words containing ANAU| AQUANAUT | • aquanaut n. An underwater explorer. • AQUANAUT n. a skin-diver; someone who explores and/or lives in the sea at considerable depth. | | AQUANAUTICS | • AQUANAUTICS n. skin-diving. | | AQUANAUTS | • aquanauts n. Plural of aquanaut. • AQUANAUT n. a skin-diver; someone who explores and/or lives in the sea at considerable depth. | | BANAUSIAN | • banausian adj. Banausic. • BANAUSIAN adj. mechanical, utilitarian or routine, as opposed to inspiring or imaginative, also BANAUSIC. | | BANAUSIC | • banausic adj. (Formal) Of or pertaining to technical matters; mechanical. • banausic adj. (Formal) Uncultured, unrefined, utilitarian. • BANAUSIC adj. mechanical, utilitarian or routine, as opposed to inspiring or imaginative, also BANAUSIAN. | | LUNANAUT | • lunanaut n. (Rare) An astronaut who travels to the Moon; a lunarnaut. • LUNANAUT n. an astronaut who has travelled to the moon, also LUNARNAUT. | | LUNANAUTS | • lunanauts n. Plural of lunanaut. • LUNANAUT n. an astronaut who has travelled to the moon, also LUNARNAUT. | | OCEANAUT | • oceanaut n. An explorer in a submarine. • oceanaut n. Someone who lives or does scientific work underwater. • OCEANAUT n. someone who lives for periods under the sea, to observe and explore. | | OCEANAUTS | • oceanauts n. Plural of oceanaut. • OCEANAUT n. someone who lives for periods under the sea, to observe and explore. | | WHANAU | • whanau n. (New Zealand) Extended family. • whānau n. (New Zealand) Alternative spelling of whanau. • WHANAU n. (Maori) a family, especially an extended one. | | WHANAUS | • whanaus n. Plural of whanau. • WHANAU n. (Maori) a family, especially an extended one. |
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