synoecy
noun
syn·oe·cy
sə̇ˈnēsē,
ˈsiˌn-
variants or less commonly synoeky
-nēkē
plural -es
: synoecism:
a
: commensalism in which the guests are indifferently tolerated by their hosts compare symphily, synechthry
b
: association between two species benefiting the one without harm to the other
c
: monoecism
Word History
Etymology
Greek synoikia body of people living together, community, from synoikos dwelling together + -ia -y
- lay the groundwork/foundation
- lay the responsibility on
- lay to
- lay to rest
- lay underwriter
- lay up
- lay upon
- lay vicar
- lay waste to
- lay with
- lay-by
- lay/put (all/all of) one's cards on the table
- lay/put (something) to rest
- lay/put a guilt trip on
- lay/put stress on
- layabout
- layabouts
- Layamon
- Layaná
- layanás
- Layard
- layaway
- layaways
- laybacked
- laybacking