nympha
noun
nym·pha
ˈnim(p)fə
plural nymphae
-)ˌfē
1
: nymph sense 3
2
nymphae plural [New Latin, from Latin, plural of nympha nymph] : labia minora
3
[New Latin, from nymphae labia minora] : one of the thickened marginal processes behind the beak of many bivalves where the ligament is attached
Word History
Etymology
Latin
- get on with (something or someone)
- get on with it
- get on with one's life
- get on with something or someone
- get on with your life
- get on/onto the subject of
- get one anywhere
- get one's act together
- get one's ass in gear
- get one's ass kicked
- get one's back up
- get one's bearings
- get one's bell rung
- get one's card
- get one's claws on
- get one's ducks in a row
- get one's facts straight
- get one's feet wet
- get one's foot in the door
- get one's goat
- get one's hands off
- get one's hands off of
- get one's hands on
- get one's head on right
- get one's head on straight