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<suffix>
<zoology> A suffix used to form the plural names of orders and classes of animals (Crustacea).
Compare: -acean.
Origin: neut. pl. of Latin adjectival suffix -aceus 'of the nature of'
(06 Feb 2009)
accustomed, accustomedness, ACE, ACE < Prev | Next > -aceae, -acean, acebutolol, acecainide
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