creolism
/ˈkriːəʊlɪz(ə)m/(also creoleism)
noun
1The fact of being a Creole; Creole descent.
2A word, phrase, or other linguistic feature characteristic of or peculiar to a creole language.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in John Ramsay (1736–1814), writer on Scotland. From Creole + -ism, probably partly after Spanish criollismo.
- physicomorphism
- physico-physiological
- physico-psychical
- physico-psychological
- physico-theologian
- physico-theological
- physico-theologist
- physico-theology
- physicotherapeutic
- physicotherapy
- physics
- physio
- physio-
- physiochemical
- physiocracy
- physiocrat
- physiocratic
- physiocratism
- physiog
- physiogenesis
- physiogenetic
- physiogenic
- physiogeny
- physiognomer
- physiognomic