Clamatores
plural noun
Clam·a·to·res
ˌklaməˈtōr(ˌ)ēz
in some classifications
: a suborder or superfamily of Passeriformes nearly coextensive with the modern suborder Tyranni
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Latin, plural of clamator bawler, from clamatus, past participle of clamare + -or
- sugar beet root aphid
- sugar beet root maggot
- sugar bowl
- sugar brake
- sugar bush
- sugar camp
- sugar candy
- sugar corn
- sugar crop
- sugar cube
- sugar daddies
- sugar daddy
- sugar eat
- sugar glider
- sugar grape
- sugar grass
- sugar gum
- Sugar Land
- sugar lerp insect
- sugar lick
- sugar lump
- sugar maple
- sugar mite
- sugar mule
- sugar off