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Peckhamian

Peckhamian adjective: of or relating to aggressive mimicry.

Adjective

Peckhamian (not comparable)

  1. Of or relating to aggressive mimicry.

Origin of Peckhamian

From Peckham + -ian, after George and Elizabeth Peckham.

Questions about Peckhamian

What does Peckhamian mean?
Peckhamian means of or relating to aggressive mimicry.
What part of speech is Peckhamian?
Peckhamian is an adjective.

Words near Peckhamian in the dictionary

  1. Peckett
  2. peckful
  3. peckfuls
  4. Peckham
  5. Peckham Rye
  6. Peckhamian
  7. peckhamite
  8. Peckhamites
  9. Peckhams
  10. peckhorn
  11. peckhorns

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