mul·ti·tu·di·nous 
(mŭl′tĭ-tdn-əs, -tyd-)
(mŭl′tĭ-tdn-əs, -tyd-)adj.
1. Very numerous; existing in great numbers.
2. Consisting of many parts.
3. Populous; crowded.
[From Latin multitūdō, multitūdin-, multitude; see MULTITUDE.]
mul′ti·tudi·nous·ly adv.
mul′ti·tudin·ous·ness n.
- Theocritus
- theodicy
- theodolite
- theodolitic
- Theodor
- Theodor
- Theodor
- Theodora
- Theodore
- Theodore
- Theodore Chaikin
- Theodore Dwight
- T(heodore) H(arold)
- Theodore Herman Albert
- Theodore Low
- Theodore Samuel
- Theodore Walter
- Theodore William
- Theodoric
- Theodor Seuss
- Theodosia Goodman.
- Theodosius Grigorevich
- Theodosius I
- "Theodosius the Great."
- theogonic