oxic
oxic adjective: sharp; pointy.
Adjective (1)
oxic (comparative more oxic, superlative most oxic)
Adjective (2)
oxic (not comparable)
- Containing oxygen.
Antonyms of oxic
Forms of oxic
| comparative | more oxic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most oxic |
Origin of oxic
From Ancient Greek ὀξύς (oxús, “sharp, pointed”).
From oxy-, ox(ide), ox(ygen) + -ic.
Words formed from oxic
Words that rhyme with oxic
Questions about oxic
- What does oxic mean?
- Oxic means sharp; pointy.
- What part of speech is oxic?
- Oxic is an adjective.
Words near oxic in the dictionary
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