bitume
/bɪˈtjuːm/
bitume noun: bitumen.
Noun
bitume (uncountable)
- bitumen
- Make thee an arke of timber planke: cabinets ſhalt thou make in the arke, and ſhalt pitch it within, and without with bitume.1609, The Holie Bible, […] (Douay–Rheims Bible), Doway: Laurence Kellam, […], →OCLC, Genesis 6:14, page 21
Origin of bitume
From Middle French bitume. Doublet of bitumen.
Words formed from bitume
Words that rhyme with bitume
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- gloom
- home
- presume
- whom
- womb
- resume
- tomb
- abloom
- legume
- loom
- rheum
- backroom
- boardroom
- combe
- coomb
- entomb
- enwomb
- exhume
- flume
- grume
- kaboom
- Khartoum
- neume
- packing room
- shroom
- sloom
- subsume
- absume
- addoom
- anteroom
- barroom
- brume
- chum
- cloom
- cwm
- desume
- fixing room
- foredoom
- fwoom
- glume
- illume
- khoum
- locker room
- raying room
- simoom
- spume
- thoom
- toom
Questions about bitume
- What does bitume mean?
- Bitume means bitumen.
- What part of speech is bitume?
- Bitume is a noun.
- How do you pronounce bitume?
- Bitume is pronounced /bɪˈtjuːm/.
Words near bitume in the dictionary
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