canions
plural noun
can·ions
ˈkanyənz
: close-fitting usually ornamental kneepieces joining the upper and lower parts of the leg covering and worn by men especially in Elizabethan and Jacobean England
Word History
Etymology
Spanish cañones, plural of cañón, literally, tube, pipe, from caña reed, from Latin canna
- uninhabitabilities
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- uninhibitedness
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- uninitiate
- uninitiated
- uninitiates
- uninjured
- uninjurious
- uninked
- uninoculated
- uninodal
- uninomial
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- uninominal
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- uninspected
- uninspired
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