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palaeomeander

palaeomeander noun: a meander that existed in ancient times.

Noun

palaeomeander (plural palaeomeanders)

  1. A meander that existed in ancient times

Forms of palaeomeander

pluralpalaeomeanders

Origin of palaeomeander

From palaeo- + meander.

Questions about palaeomeander

What does palaeomeander mean?
Palaeomeander means a meander that existed in ancient times.
What part of speech is palaeomeander?
Palaeomeander is a noun.
What is the plural of palaeomeander?
The plural of palaeomeander is palaeomeanders.

Words near palaeomeander in the dictionary

  1. palaeomammalogy
  2. palaeomargin
  3. palaeomargins
  4. palaeomastological
  5. palaeomastology
  6. palaeomeander
  7. palaeomeanders
  8. palaeomechanical
  9. palaeomerycid
  10. palaeomerycids
  11. palaeometeorological

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