frumentaceous
frumentaceous adjective: resembling or pertaining to grain, especially wheat.
Adjective
frumentaceous (not comparable)
Origin of frumentaceous
From Late Latin frumentaceus, from Latin frumentum (“grain”), from the root of frux (“fruit”).
Words that rhyme with frumentaceous
- gracious
- sequacious
- tenacious
- vexatious
- hellacious
- herbaceous
- ostentatious
- rapacious
- sebaceous
- vinaceous
- vivacious
- -aceous
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- acanthaceous
- alsinaceous
- audacious
- capacious
- contumacious
- cretaceous
- fallacious
- farinaceous
- flirtatious
- inefficacious
- juglandaceous
- mendacious
- micaceous
- orchidaceous
- perspicacious
- pertinacious
- salacious
- saponaceous
- spacious
- strobilaceous
- veracious
- voracious
- Acacius
- acinaceous
- alliaceous
- amentaceous
- amylaceous
- annonaceous
- apocynaceous
- argillaceous
- atramentaceous
- avenaceous
- bardacious
- bulbaceous
- camphoraceous
- camphrous
- carbonaceous
- cetaceous
- cucurbitaceous
- curvaceous
- dicacious
- edacious
- efficacious
- erinaceous
- fabaceous
- lamentacious
- lauraceous
- liliaceous
Questions about frumentaceous
- What does frumentaceous mean?
- Frumentaceous means resembling or pertaining to grain, especially wheat.
- What part of speech is frumentaceous?
- Frumentaceous is an adjective.
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