well-tamed
/ˌwɛlˈteɪmd/adjective
Thoroughly subdued or brought under control; highly domesticated.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in John Olde (d. 1557), translator and religious controversialist. From well + tamed.
- rostriform
- rostro-carinate
- rostro-caudal
- rostrocaudally
- rostroid
- Rostropovich, Mstislav
- rostrum
- rostrum camera
- rosulate
- Roswell
- rosy
- rosy apple
- rosy-bill
- rosy-billed duck
- rosy boa
- rosy-cheeked
- rosy cross
- rosy drop
- rosy feather star
- rosy finch
- rosy-fingered
- rosy-fleeced
- rosy footman
- rosy gull
- rosy-hued