genetrix
noun
gen·e·trix
ˈjenə‧(ˌ)triks
plural genetrices
ˌjenə‧ˈtrī(ˌ)sēz
: mother
a genetrix of aldermen and beadles
Francis Berry
Francis Berry
Word History
Etymology
Latin, from the stem of gignere to beget
- too big for one's britches
- too clever by half
- too close for comfort
- too close to call
- too good to be true
- too good to miss
- too good to refuse
- too little, too late
- too many to count
- too much
- too near for comfort
- too numerous to list
- too numerous to mention
- too numerous to mention/list
- too soon
- too-muchness
- too-too
- toodle-oo
- Tooele
- tooer
- tooest
- took
- took (away)
- took a battering
- took a hike