consocies
noun
con·so·ci·es
kənˈsōs(h)ēˌēz,
(ˈ)kän¦-
plural consocies
: a consociation of plants in a developmental stage
Word History
Etymology
consociation + -ies (as in species)
- a la mode
- a la poupee
- a lady of leisure
- a lady/man/gentleman of leisure
- a laugh a minute
- a law unto oneself
- a leg to stand on
- a legend in one's own time
- a leopard can't change its spots
- A level
- a license to print money
- a lick and a promise
- a life of leisure
- a light at the end of the tunnel
- a light bulb goes off
- a light bulb goes off in someone's head
- a light bulb goes off/on (in someone's head)
- a light bulb goes on
- a light bulb goes on in someone's head
- a little
- a little bit
- a little goes a long way
- a little something
- a long story
- a long time ago