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paleolake

paleolake noun: an ancient lake, especially one that no longer exists.

Noun

paleolake (plural paleolakes)

  1. An ancient lake, especially one that no longer exists.

Forms of paleolake

pluralpaleolakes

Origin of paleolake

From paleo- + lake.

Questions about paleolake

What does paleolake mean?
Paleolake means an ancient lake, especially one that no longer exists.
What part of speech is paleolake?
Paleolake is a noun.
What is the plural of paleolake?
The plural of paleolake is paleolakes.

Words near paleolake in the dictionary

  1. paleola
  2. paleolacustrine
  3. paleolae
  4. paleolagoon
  5. paleolagoons
  6. paleolake
  7. paleolakes
  8. paleolandscape
  9. paleolandscapes
  10. paleolatitude
  11. paleolatitudes

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