dichronous
adjective
di·chro·nous
ˈdīkrənəs
prosody
1
: consisting of or lasting through two morae : disemic
2
: common sense 9c
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin dichronus, dichronos, from Greek dichronos, from di- + -chronos -chronous
- sticklike
- stickling
- stickly
- stickman
- stickmen
- stickouts
- stickpin
- stickpins
- sticks
- sticks (to or with)
- sticks (to)
- sticks around
- sticks by
- sticks in one's craw
- sticks out
- sticks out for
- sticks out for something
- sticks to
- sticks to or with
- sticks together
- sticks up
- sticks up for
- sticks with
- stickseed
- stickseeds