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There are 18 words containing THMOTbathmotropy birthmother birth␣mother earth␣mother Earth␣Mother —— bathmotropic birthmothers birth␣mothers earth␣mothers Earth␣Mothers —— bathmotropism earth-motherly ethmoturbinal —— ethmoturbinals ethmoturbinate —— ethmoturbinates —— Great␣Earth␣Mother —— Great␣Earth␣Mothers 21 definitions found- bathmotropy — n. The influence of a stimulus on the excitability or irritability…
- birthmother — n. The biological mother of an adopted child.
- birth␣mother — n. The woman who gives birth to a child (not necessarily the genetic mother).
- earth␣mother — n. A particularly caring/nurturing woman. — n. (Paganism) Alternative letter-case form of Earth Mother.
- Earth␣Mother — n. (Paganism, archaeology) The Great Goddess of the Earth and fertility. — n. (Archaeology) A figurine or depiction of this goddess.
- bathmotropic — adj. (Physiology) That influences the response of tissue to stimuli…
- birthmothers — n. Plural of birthmother.
- birth␣mothers — n. Plural of birth mother.
- earth␣mothers — n. Plural of earth mother.
- Earth␣Mothers — n. Plural of Earth Mother.
- bathmotropism — n. Synonym of bathmotropy.
- earth-motherly — adj. In the manner of an earth mother.
- ethmoturbinal — n. (Anatomy) An upper turbinal, connected directly with the ethmoid bone.
- ethmoturbinals — n. Plural of ethmoturbinal.
- ethmoturbinate — adj. (Anatomy) ethmoid and turbinate. — n. The part of the ethmoid bone occupying the caudal part of the nasal fossae.
- ethmoturbinates — n. Plural of ethmoturbinate.
- Great␣Earth␣Mother — n. (Paganism, archaeology) Alternative form of Earth Mother.
- Great␣Earth␣Mothers — n. Plural of Great Earth Mother.
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