bicentenarians
bicentenarians is the plural of bicentenarian.
Meaning of bicentenarian
Noun
bicentenarian (plural bicentenarians)
- One who or that which is between 200 and 299 years old.
- It took a long time — sometimes 10 or 15 years — for the fungus to kill a tree, especially if it were one of the patriarchs we have described. Even today, right in the vicinity of New York City, a very few of these bicentenarians or tricentenarians are desperately holding on to a thread of life.1932 April 1, Arthur Harmount Graves, “Can We Bring Back the Chestnut?”, in The University of the State of New York: Bulletin to the Schools, volume 18, number 14, pages 215–216
Questions about bicentenarians
- What is bicentenarians the plural of?
- Bicentenarians is the plural of bicentenarian.
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