tautophony
noun
tau·toph·o·ny
tȯˈtäfənē
plural -es
: repetition of the same sound
Word History
Etymology
Middle Greek tautophōnia, from tautophōnos sounding identical, from Greek taut- + -phōnos (from phōnein to sound, from phōnē voice, sound) + -ia -y
First Known Use
1791, in the meaning defined above
- squeezablest
- squeeze
- squeeze bottle
- squeeze in
- squeeze off
- squeeze one's eyes shut
- squeeze out
- squeeze play
- squeeze plays
- squeeze roll
- squeeze track
- squeeze up
- squeeze-box
- squeezeboxes
- squeezed
- squeezed in
- squeezed off
- squeezed out
- squeezed up
- squeezer
- squeezers
- squeezes
- squeezes in
- squeezes off
- squeezes out