quinqueannulate
Zoology
adjective
Having or consisting of five rings.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Clark (1788–1869), anatomist. After post-classical Latin quinqueannulatus.
- ever-ready
- ever-shifting
- eversible
- ever since
- eversion
- Evers, Medgar
- ever so/such
- evert
- Evert, Chris
- everwhere
- everwhich
- every
- every bit as
- everybody
- every cloud has a silver lining
- everyday
- every dog has his (or its) day
- every few
- every inch
- every last (or every single)
- Everyman
- every man for himself and the Devil take the hindmost
- every man has his price
- every man jack
- every nook and corner