monorhinous
/ˌmɒnə(ʊ)ˈrʌɪnəs/Zoology rare
adjective
= monorhine.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Webster's International Dictionary of the English Language. From monorhine or its etymon scientific Latin Monorrhina + -ous; in later use probably a remodelling of monorhinal or monorhine + -ous.
- governess-less
- governess-like
- governess-pupil
- governess-ship
- governessy
- governing body
- governing class
- governless
- government
- governmental
- governmentalisation
- governmentalism
- governmentalist
- governmentalization
- governmentally
- government and binding
- government billet
- government bond
- government bore
- government cheese
- government contractor
- government corporation
- government employee
- governmentese
- government-funded