4-letter words
prex
5-letter words
carex, mirex, murex, prexy, rexes
6-letter words
prexes
7-letter words
anorexy, mirexes, murexes, prexies, pyrexia, pyrexic
8-letter words
anorexia, anorexic, interrex, pyrexial, pyrexias
9-letter words
anorexias, anorexics, anorexies, overexert
10-letter words
naltrexone, overexcite, overexerts, overexpand, overexpose, overextend
11-letter words
hyperextend, naltrexones, overexcited, overexcites, overexerted, overexpands, overexplain, overexploit, overexposed, overexposes, overextends, underexpose
12-letter words
anorexigenic, hyperexcited, hyperextends, hyperpyrexia, methotrexate, overexciting, overexercise, overexerting, overexertion, overexpanded, overexplains, overexplicit, overexploits, overexposing, overexposure, overextended, superexpress, underexposed, underexposes
13-letter words
hyperextended, hyperpyrexias, methotrexates, overexercised, overexercises, overexertions, overexpanding, overexpansion, overexplained, overexploited, overexposures, overextending, overextension, overexuberant, underexposing, underexposure
14-letter words
counterexample, hyperexcitable, hyperexcretion, hyperextending, hyperextension, overexaggerate, overexercising, overexpansions, overexplaining, overexploiting, overextensions, overextraction, superexpensive, superexpresses, underexposures
15-letter words
counterexamples, hyperexcitement, hyperexcretions, hyperextensions, overexaggerated, overexaggerates, overexpectation, overextractions, overextravagant
16-letter words
hyperexcitements, overexaggerating, overexaggeration, overexpectations, overexploitation
17-letter words
hyperexcitability, overexaggerations, overexploitations, overextrapolation
18-letter words
overextrapolations
19-letter words
hyperexcitabilities
A combination of Greek and Latin, actually. Tyrannosaurus rex is from the Greek words tyrannos, "master, tyrant" and sauros, "lizard", and the Latin word rex, "king".
Since the word "rex" is Latin for "king," it's only logical to note that the German word for "rex" is "könig" - the German word for "king."
Do tyrannosaurus rex have wings
The Latin word rex means "king". Derived words include: regal, region, reign, sovereign, realm, etc.
Rex come from the Latin word rex (genitive regis) meaning "a king." Rex is also related to regere, meaning "to keep straight, guide, lead, or rule."
T Rex (rex is the Latin word for king).
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Rex is latin for KING, not sure what Lou is
The correct abbreviation is T.rex (not T-Rex, T.Rex).T.rex stands for Tyrannosaurus rex; rex is the Latin word for "king".
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