What is another word for siliqua?
Pronunciation:
[ sˈɪlɪkwə], [ sˈɪlɪkwə], [ s_ˈɪ_l_ɪ_k_w_ə]
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How to use "Siliqua" in context?
The word siliqua comes from the ancient Roman word for "shell." These days, siliqua is most often used to describe a small spheres made from glass or other hard materials. They can be created in a wide variety of shapes and colors, and many people collect them as souvenirs.
Siliqua can be delicate, beautiful objects, or they can also be functional pieces, such as vases or lamps. They can be made from a variety of materials, including glass, porcelain, and even metals. Some siliqua are even covered in crystals or other materials that give them unique appearances.
Homophones for Siliqua:
- schoolhouse, saclike, shoe lace, shoeless, scalawag, selachii, slough, slezsko, scalic, Sao Louis, slash, sexless, sluggish, shlock, scale wax, socialize, slug, scoliosis, shigellosis, sea slug, sclk, suchlike, slack, slosh, siliceous, shell shock, silk, salix, sexualize, slouch, slushy, scallywag, sialis, seychelles, squalus, Sauce Louis, suillus, salacious, seychellois, sulcus, slowcoach, shell-less, silex, scalage, sluiceway, slush, silesia, silky oak, sleazy, soleless, saw log, salsa, shekels, silage, sash lock, silky, slake, silique, scalelike, silicious, soliloquise, salicaceae, silks, shellac wax, shillelagh, slice, slacks, sales, skulk, saluki, sleek, sloughy, silicosis, sls, scaleless, soliloquy, silica, sociology, slask, Seleucus I, slick, squelch, soulless, slog, soleus, sexualise, salk, sulk, slag, sleigh, sluice, Siskiyou Lewisia, schulz, saw logs, slews, souslik, seles, shylock, saw-like, sea louse, salish, syllogise, slouchy, seleucus, Seljuk, soliloquize, skywalk, solace, schlock, socialise, shellac, syllogize, soul kiss, silk oak, sillago, sills, sulky, sulawesi, sacculus, sleaze, shellack, suslik, shoelace, saxicolous.
Hypernym for Siliqua:
n.
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plant
silicle.
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plant
Hyponym for Siliqua:
n.
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plant
capsule.
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plant
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