The word exotic (exotics) is a noun, a word for a plant or animal that does not live or grow naturally in a particular area; a word for a thing.
The noun forms for the adjective exotic are exoticism and exoticness.
It is from the Latin word, 'Exoticus' first recorded in England in 1599 meaning something introduced from another country or not native to the place where found, as in exotic plants
Exotic is a word used to indicate that something comes from a foreign land (especially the tropics). An example of its use in a sentence is "The chef likes to use exotic spices when making a special dinner for guests".
Exotic is the correct spelling of the word.
Superb is another word for excellent. Superb is another word for excellent.
Visitor, voyager, and traveler all work well with me...-But the online Dictionary that I use lists 'stranger, outcast, immigrant', and 'exotic, foreign' as synonyms.
Exotic.
Exotic, Unusual
Exotic; foreign
The most exotic word would be 'exotic'.
It is from the Latin word, 'Exoticus' first recorded in England in 1599 meaning something introduced from another country or not native to the place where found, as in exotic plants
That plant over there is very exotic.
Les Bush Exotic ;)
The wild animals were exotic.
i can find exotic wildlife in a zoo
That girl over there is sooo exotic.
I have plenty of exotic fish at home. This exotic fruit is delicious.
exotique.