subereous
adjective
su·be·re·ous
(ˈ)sü¦birēəs
variants or suberic
-berik
: of, relating to, or derived from cork : suberose
Word History
Etymology
subereous from Latin subereus, from suber + -eus -eous; suberic from Latin suber + English -ic
- fell (to)
- fell apart
- fell away
- fell back
- fell back on
- fell behind
- fell down
- fell flat
- fell for
- fell from grace
- fell in
- fell in with
- fell into
- fell into the habit
- fell off
- fell on one's face
- fell out
- Fell pony
- noninterests
- noninterference
- noninterferences
- noninterlaced
- nonintersecting
- nonintervention
- noninterventionist