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What is the word that means going around the world?
The word that means going around the world is "circumnavigation."
What word means the state of being willing to yield to others?
The word is "flexibility." It means the willingness to adapt or adjust to others' needs or opinions.
A word that means the same as obey?
heed
What is the word that means favoritism toward a relative?
Nepotism is the word that means favoritism toward a relative. It refers to the practice of showing preference to family members, often in hiring or promoting decisions.
What word means the opposite of segregation?
inclusion INTEGRATION! :o)
Is insectivor a word?
No -- the word is insectivore. (It means an insect-eater.)
What does the word arawak means?
== a member of an Indian group who lived in the Bahamas and came from the South America. Arawaks really means Eaters of meal.....Arawak, a term meaning "meal eaters" was applied to the Lokonoby their indigenous neighbors as a way to describe their culinary practice of using products fromMauritia flexuosa palm as well as the edible root of the cassava (yuka/manioc) plant.
What is khombol khawra?
The bengali word 'Khombol Khawra' means bum eater
What is another word for a coffin who's name means flesh eater?
sarcophagus
What is Chinook translated in Indian?
"Chinook" is a word in the Chehalis language that means "fish eater"
What is does the Spanish word comida mean?
It means "meal" or "food".
What word rhymes with back which means a small meal?
Snack
What virus is like T2 and infects bacteria?
This virus is a bacteriophage. The word means bacteria eater.
What make a herbivore an herbivore?
The word means plant eater. As compared to carnivore- meat eater, or omnivore (eats everything) An herbivore- like a horse- eats plants.
Is banquet a French word?
Yes, it means a large meal or feast.
What is a five letter word that means a meal of summer vegetables?
Salad
What is the origin language of moose?
It seems to be Algoquinian (I hope I spelled that right), a Native American language. They called the giant deer a "moos" which means "twig eater".
