prenominated
/priːˈnɒmɪneɪtɪd/adjective
Named or specified in advance, aforementioned; especially nominated for an election, post, etc., beforehand. Chiefly US in later use.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Andrew Borde (c1490–1549), physician and author. From classical Latin praenōmināt-, past participial stem of praenōmināre + -ed Compare earlier prenominate, and later prenominate.
- mixed bill
- mixed blessing
- mixed blood
- mixed border
- mixed-breed
- mixed bunch
- mixed business
- mixed cadence
- mixed-celled
- mixed chalice
- mixed cloth
- mixed company
- mixed contract
- mixed corn
- mixed crystal
- mixed doubles
- mixed drink
- mixed economy
- mixed ether
- mixed farming
- mixed feeding
- mixed flow
- mixed fraction
- mixed greens
- mixed grill