What is another word for muskhogean?
Pronunciation:
[ mˌʌskhə͡ʊd͡ʒˈi͡ən], [ mˌʌskhəʊdʒˈiən], [ m_ˌʌ_s_k_h_əʊ_dʒ_ˈiə_n]
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Synonyms for Muskhogean:
n.
• communication (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Muskhogean language • Muskogean • Muskogean language
How to use "Muskhogean" in context?
The muskhogean is one of the many sub-species of the American black bear. They are found in the southern Appalachian Mountains and in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina. They are the smallest sub-species of black bear and have a distinctive coat of black and reddish brown fur. These bears are capable of climbing trees well and are very agile on land. They are also known to be stout and have arobust build.
Homophones for Muskhogean:
- mansion, muskogean, maugham, miocene, mahogany, misname, monogamy, mexicano, manson, mnemosyne, mazzini, mannequin, Manichean, museum, manumission, maximian, meniscium, mezzanine, Mishnah, mycenae, manakin, meshuggeneh, massine, mannikin, minocin, magnum, may queen, monacan, messina, misocainea, myxoma, moonshine, michigan, mass noun, magma, mizen, monogyny, Manichaeism, myxine, megohm, mug's game, magician, muenchen, mycenaean, musician, myosin, mackinaw, monsoon, macoun, mommsen, mean sun, mohican, muezzin, masochism, miasma, magazine, mexican, mock sun, meningism, machismo, meccano, manna gum, mikania, machine, Miasm, meconium, moccasin, munchhausen, misogyny, monism, makin, meningioma, munchausen, mu-meson, mucin, Mishna, mazama, mahican, mckim, mahayanism, mason, mackem, maximum, mycenaen, mosaicism, macon, monosomy, Manichaean, meson, mancunian, minus sign, mosan, mission, mucuna, mix in, maxim, mocassin, manikin, misogamy, Manzoni, momism, muazzin, macho-man, monosemy, mizzen, maoism, mencken.
Hypernym for Muskhogean:
n.
Hyponym for Muskhogean:
n.
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communication
Amerindian Language, amerind, indian, American-indian Language, American Indian.
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person
Native American, amerindian.
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communication
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