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famigerate

famigerate verb: to report or carry news from abroad.

Verb

famigerate (third-person singular simple present famigerates, present participle famigerating, simple past and past participle famigerated)

  1. (obsolete) To report or carry news from abroad.

Forms of famigerate

third-person singular presentfamigerates
present participlefamigerating
past participlefamigerated
pastfamigerated

Origin of famigerate

Borrowed from Latin fāmigerātus.

Questions about famigerate

What does famigerate mean?
Famigerate means to report or carry news from abroad.
What part of speech is famigerate?
Famigerate is a verb.
What is the past tense of famigerate?
The past tense of famigerate is famigerated.

Words near famigerate in the dictionary

  1. fameworthy
  2. Famiclone
  3. Famiclones
  4. Famicom
  5. Famicoms
  6. famigerate
  7. famigerated
  8. famigerates
  9. famigerating
  10. Famiglietti
  11. Famigliettis

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