Cetomimidae
plural noun
Ce·to·mim·i·dae
-ˈmiməˌdē
: a family of small feeble degenerate deep-sea fishes (order Iniomi) resembling whales in shape and in having smooth black skin
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Cetomimus, type genus (from cet- + -mimus) + -idae
- captivators
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- captopril
- captoprils
- captor
- captorhinomorph
- Captorhinomorpha
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- capturable
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- capture/catch someone's imagination
- captured
- capturers