pupillary
pupillary adjective: of or pertaining to person below a certain legal age, or to a ward.
Adjective
pupillary (not comparable)
Origin of pupillary
Borrowed from Latin pūpillāris, as if the form were *pūpillārius.
Words formed from pupillary
Phrases with pupillary
Words that rhyme with pupillary
- capillary
- pillory
- ancillary
- fritillary
- inframaxillary
- maxillary
- submaxillary
- supramaxillary
- vexillary
- admaxillary
- antennomaxillary
- armillary
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- bacillary
- bimaxillary
- circummaxillary
- codicillary
- coronomaxillary
- dentomaxillary
- ethmomaxillary
- faciomaxillary
- frontomaxillary
- intermaxillary
- interpupillary
- intramaxillary
- jugomaxillary
- labiomaxillary
- mandibulomaxillary
- nasomaxillary
- neurofibrillary
- odontomaxillary
- orbitomaxillary
- palatomaxillary
- papillary
- paramaxillary
- postmaxillary
- premaxillary
- premaxillomaxillary
- pseudomaxillary
- pterygomaxillary
- rhinomaxillary
- septomaxillary
- stylomaxillary
- temporomaxillary
- zygomaxillary
Questions about pupillary
- What does pupillary mean?
- Pupillary means of or pertaining to person below a certain legal age, or to a ward.
- What part of speech is pupillary?
- Pupillary is an adjective.
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