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drogulus

drogulus noun: something that exists but whose existence cannot be verified because it is completely intangible.

Noun

drogulus (plural droguli)

  1. Something that exists but whose existence cannot be verified because it is completely intangible.

Forms of drogulus

pluraldroguli

Origin of drogulus

Coined by the English philosopher A. J. Ayer.

Questions about drogulus

What does drogulus mean?
Drogulus means something that exists but whose existence cannot be verified because it is completely intangible.
What part of speech is drogulus?
Drogulus is a noun.
What is the plural of drogulus?
The plural of drogulus is droguli.

Words near drogulus in the dictionary

  1. drogues
  2. droguet
  3. droguets
  4. droguing
  5. droguli
  6. drogulus
  7. Drohan
  8. Drohans
  9. Drohobych
  10. Drohobyczer
  11. droid

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