Diomedea
noun
Di·o·me·dea
ˌdīəˈmēdēə
: a genus of albatrosses
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, probably from Latin, feminine of diomedeus of Diomedes, from Diomedes (from Greek Diomēdēs), mythical or legendary Greek warrior; probably from the story that Diomedes' companions were turned into birds in Italy after his return from the Trojan War
- treacliest
- treacling
- treacly
- tread
- tread lightly
- tread on (someone's) toes
- tread on one's toes
- tread on someone's toes
- tread on the toes of
- tread on the toes of (someone)
- tread on the toes of someone
- tread on toes
- tread plate
- tread the boards
- tread water
- tread-softly
- treaded
- treader
- treaders
- treading
- treadings
- treadle
- treadled
- treadlers
- treadles