EAGRE | • eagre adj. Obsolete form of eager. • eagre n. A tidal bore. • EAGRE n. a bore or sudden rise of the tide, also EAGER, EGER. |
EAGRES | • eagres n. Plural of eagre. • EAGRE n. a bore or sudden rise of the tide, also EAGER, EGER. |
ENNEAGRAM | • enneagram n. (Mathematics) A nine-pointed stellate polygon. • enneagram n. (Psychology) Such a figure used to indicate nine personality traits of a subject. • ENNEAGRAM n. a personality system involving nine distinct personality types. |
ENNEAGRAMS | • enneagrams n. Plural of enneagram. • ENNEAGRAM n. a personality system involving nine distinct personality types. |
MEAGRE | • meagre n. Argyrosomus regius, an edible fish of the family Sciaenidae. • meagre adj. Having little flesh; lean; thin. • meagre adj. Deficient or inferior in amount, quality or extent. |
MEAGRELY | • meagrely adv. In a meagre way; poorly; inadequately. • MEAGRE adv. inadequate, also MEAGER. |
MEAGRENESS | • meagreness n. (Britain) The state of being meagre. • MEAGRENESS n. the state of being meagre, also MEAGERNESS. |
MEAGRENESSES | • meagrenesses n. Plural of meagreness. • MEAGRENESS n. the state of being meagre, also MEAGERNESS. |
MEAGRER | • meagrer adj. Comparative form of meagre: more meagre. • MEAGRE adj. inadequate, also MEAGER. |
MEAGRES | • meagres n. Plural of meagre. • MEAGRE n. a large Mediterranean food fish. |
MEAGREST | • meagrest adj. Superlative form of meagre: most meagre. • MEAGRE adj. inadequate, also MEAGER. |
PREAGRICULTURAL | • preagricultural adj. Before the advent of agriculture: before the late paleolithic era. • PREAGRICULTURAL adj. belonging to the period before the development of agriculture. |
SEAGRASS | • seagrass n. Any of various grass-like marine plants that grow underwater in salt water. • SEAGRASS n. a grasslike plant living in or close to the sea. |
SEAGRASSES | • seagrasses n. Plural of seagrass. • SEAGRASS n. a grasslike plant living in or close to the sea. |