auletic
UK/ɔːˈlɛtɪk/US/ɔˈlɛtɪk/
auletic adjective: of or relating to a musical pipe or piper.
Adjective
auletic (not comparable)
Origin of auletic
Latin auleticus, from Ancient Greek.
Words that rhyme with auletic
- sympathetic
- hermetic
- kinetic
- athletic
- genetic
- magnetic
- energetic
- pathetic
- syndetic
- aesthetic
- diabetic
- diaeretic
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- frenetic
- mimetic
- peripatetic
- planetic
- poetic
- tonetic
- abietic
- anesthetic
- anoetic
- anuretic
- apathetic
- ascetic
- auxetic
- cybernetic
- dietetic
- epithetic
- Helvetic
- parasympathetic
- parenthetic
- phyletic
- Sidetic
- splenetic
- synaeretic
- synizetic
- tabetic
- threnetic
- alexipyretic
- algetic
- alphabetic
- alphametic
- amuletic
- analgetic
- anchoretic
- anoretic
- aphetic
- aporetic
- archegetic
- asyndetic
- autonoetic
- balletic
- Baphometic
- cardioparasympathetic
- cardiosympathetic
- cometic
- conspiracy-theoretic
- cynegetic
- diagenetic
- diakinetic
Questions about auletic
- What does auletic mean?
- Auletic means of or relating to a musical pipe or piper.
- What part of speech is auletic?
- Auletic is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce auletic?
- Auletic is pronounced /ɔːˈlɛtɪk/ (UK).
Words near auletic in the dictionary
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