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glaucomic

glaucomic adjective: relating to, or suffering from glaucoma.

Adjective

glaucomic (comparative more glaucomic, superlative most glaucomic)

  1. Relating to, or suffering from glaucoma
    • He made his way through the glaucomic storm of debris.2009 September 5, Colum McCann, “Author, author: Colum McCann”, in Guardian

Forms of glaucomic

comparativemore glaucomic
superlativemost glaucomic

Origin of glaucomic

From glaucoma + -ic.

Questions about glaucomic

What does glaucomic mean?
Glaucomic means relating to, or suffering from glaucoma.
What part of speech is glaucomic?
Glaucomic is an adjective.

Words near glaucomic in the dictionary

  1. glaucomata
  2. glaucomatocyclitic
  3. glaucomatous
  4. glaucometer
  5. glaucometers
  6. glaucomic
  7. glauconiferous
  8. glauconite
  9. glauconites
  10. glauconitic
  11. glauconitisation

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