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rhytid

/ˈɹɪtɪd/

rhytid noun: any undesirable wrinkle in the skin.

Noun

rhytid (plural rhytids)

  1. Any undesirable wrinkle in the skin.

Forms of rhytid

pluralrhytids

Origin of rhytid

From Ancient Greek ῥυτίς (rhutís).

Words formed from rhytid

Questions about rhytid

What does rhytid mean?
Rhytid means any undesirable wrinkle in the skin.
What part of speech is rhytid?
Rhytid is a noun.
How do you pronounce rhytid?
Rhytid is pronounced /ˈɹɪtɪd/.
What is the plural of rhytid?
The plural of rhytid is rhytids.

Words near rhytid in the dictionary

  1. rhythmopoeia
  2. rhythmopœia
  3. rhythms
  4. rhythmus
  5. rhythmuses
  6. rhytid
  7. rhytide
  8. rhytidectomies
  9. rhytidectomy
  10. rhytides
  11. rhytidid

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