paucal
/ˈpɔːkl/Grammar
adjective
Designating a number or inflected form denoting more than two entities but fewer than the number denoted by the plural.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in Language. From classical Latin paucus few + -al.
- poor roll
- poorshouse
- poor-spirited
- street drug
- streeted
- street entertainer
- street entertainment
- street fight
- street fighter
- street fighting
- street firing
- street floor
- street food
- street front
- streetful
- street furniture
- street gas
- street girl
- street gossip
- street grid
- street hockey
- streetie
- streeting
- street island
- street jewellery