luctiferous
adjective
luc·tif·er·ous
(ˈ)lək¦tif(ə)rəs
archaic
: bearing sorrow : mournful
Word History
Etymology
Latin luctifer mournful (from luctus sorrow + -fer -ferous) + English -ous
- put a tail on
- put a tail on (someone)
- put a tail on someone
- put a toe in the water
- put a wash on
- put about
- put across
- put across as
- put all of one's cards on the table
- put all of) one's cards on the table
- put all one's eggs in one basket
- put an animal off someone's scent
- put an animal off the scent
- put an animal out of its misery
- put an end to
- put an end to (something)
- put an end to something
- put an exclamation point on
- put another question to
- put aside
- put at
- put at ease
- put away
- put back
- put before