Thylacomys
noun
Thy·lac·o·mys
thīˈlakəmə̇s
: a genus of Australian marsupial mammals (family Peramelidae) comprising the rabbit bandicoots
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek thylakos sack + New Latin -mys
- have got down to a science
- have got news for
- have got news for someone
- have got nothing left to prove
- have got one's claws into
- have got someone or something covered
- have got something down to a science
- have got the time
- have got to
- have got to go
- have had it
- have half a mind
- have half an eye on
- have hysterics
- have ice water in her veins
- have in common
- have in mind
- have in one's possession
- have in the palm of one's hand
- have issues
- have it
- have it coming
- have it coming (to one)
- have it coming to one
- have it good