derival
derive
etymology
verbal
theme
derivational morphology
verbatim
comparative
lexicalized
lexicalised
vocative
of course my horse
signification
lexically
vocabulary word
subderivative
word meaning
deadjectival
word sense
acceptation
attribute
abbreviation
terminative
apocopation
⠘⠺
banjo dulcimer
binom
onomato-
-onym
prenominal
proletarianism
superordinate word
definiendum
definiens
protoform
wordfinal
grammaticolexical
ever
superordinate
hypernym
cupcake
machree
honeybug
petal
muffin
denotation
termwise
lexicology
set phrase
wordology
woobie
ur-word
crude form
wordish
epenthetic
synonymity
sibeh
substantize
misderivation
root
wordmaking
composition
proverbially
lexicogrammatical
squiggle
lexiconic
lexic
distinctive
crude
gerundival
wordwise
back-formation
postvoiding
semantic
vocabularic
descriptive adjective
neologism
metadefinition
neology
verbicide
isofucosterol
misconstrual
coinage
diminutivization
mistyping
to the effect
avant la lettre
prolative case
terminographer
description word
wordform
isogeranial
segolate
lexicosemantic
formative
etymologize
translative

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