Flavian
adjective
Fla·vi·an
ˈflāvēən
: of or relating to the ancient Roman gens bearing the name Flavius and especially to the three Roman emperors Vespasian, Titus, and Domitian who belonged to this gens
Word History
Etymology
Latin flavianus, from Flavius (name borne by members of a particular Roman gens) + Latin -anus -an
- knee boot
- knee brace
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- knee buckle
- knee colter
- knee drill
- knee drop
- knee mortar
- knee of head
- knee plate
- knee rafter
- knee roll
- knee roof
- knee sock
- knee strap
- knee timber
- knee tool
- knee wall
- knee-crooking
- knee-deep
- knee-halter
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- knee-high to a grasshopper
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