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bathyphile

bathyphile noun: an organism that lives and thrives in deep water.

Noun

bathyphile (plural bathyphiles)

  1. An organism that lives and thrives in deep water.

Forms of bathyphile

pluralbathyphiles

Origin of bathyphile

From bathy- + -phile.

Words formed from bathyphile

Questions about bathyphile

What does bathyphile mean?
Bathyphile means an organism that lives and thrives in deep water.
What part of speech is bathyphile?
Bathyphile is a noun.
What is the plural of bathyphile?
The plural of bathyphile is bathyphiles.

Words near bathyphile in the dictionary

  1. bathypelagic
  2. bathypelagic zone
  3. bathypelagic zones
  4. bathyphase
  5. bathyphases
  6. bathyphile
  7. bathyphiles
  8. bathyphilic
  9. bathyphotometer
  10. bathyphotometers
  11. bathyphyll

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