anabantid
adjective
an·a·ban·tid
ˌanəˈbantə̇d
: of or relating to the genus Anabas or the family Anabantidae
Word History
Etymology
New Latin Anabantidae, from Anabant-, Anabas, type genus + -idae
First Known Use
1914, in the meaning defined above
- a burr under the saddle
- a capella
- a cappella
- a capriccio
- a case of mistaken identity
- a case of the sulks
- a certain
- dark-adapted
- dark-eyed junco
- dark-field microscope
- dark-fired
- dark-ground
- dark-line spectrum
- dark-skinned
- darked
- darken
- darken someone's door
- darken someone's door/doors
- darken someone's doors
- darkened
- darkener
- darkeners
- darkening
- darkens
- darker