relic form
noun
1 Biology an animal, species, etc., that is a relic.
2 Linguistics a linguistic form that survives as a relic.
Origin
Late 19th century.
- well-knowing
- well-knowledged
- well known
- well-labored
- well-laboring
- well-laboured
- well-labouring
- well-laced
- well-laden
- well-laid
- well-landed
- well-languaged
- well-learned
- well-leaved
- well-led
- well-left
- well-legged
- well-lettered
- well-lighted
- well liked
- well-liking
- well-limbed
- well-limned
- well-lined
- well-liquored