Kenyapithecus
noun
Ken·ya·pi·the·cus
ˌkenyəˈpithə̇kəs,
ˌkēn-,
-pə̇ˈthēk-
1
: a genus of extinct ancient primates (K. africanus and K. wickeri) of eastern Africa held to be part of the great ape and human evolutionary lineage of which the primitive form (K. africanus) is now sometimes included in another primate genus (genus Equatorius)
2
plural -es : a primate of the genus Kenyapithecus
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Kenya, country in Africa + New Latin -pithecus
- slowed down or up
- slower
- slower than molasses
- slowest
- slowgoinger
- slowgoingest
- slowhound
- slowing
- slowing (down or up)
- slowing (down)
- slowing down
- slowing down or up
- slowings
- slowish
- slowlier
- slowliest
- slowly
- slowly but surely
- slowness
- slownesses
- slowpoke
- slowpokes
- slows
- slows (down or up)
- slows (down)