floccillation
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of floccillation
1835–45; < Latin flocc ( us ) floccus + -ill ( us ) diminutive suffix + -ation
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Associated words: floccillation, carphology, tilmus. bedim, v. obscure, becloud, adumbrate, overcast. bedlam, n. madhouse, insane asylum; babel, pandemonium. bedroom, n. chamber. bedsore, n. decubitus. bedspread, n. counterpane, coverlet. bed-wetting, n. enuresis. beehive, n. beehouse, apiary, alveary. bees, n. pl.
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