tame /tām/

1. Having lost native wildness and shyness
2. Cultivated
3. Domesticated
4. (of land, crops, etc) improved by cultivation (US)
5. Gentle
6. Spiritless
7. Without vigour
8. Dull, flat, uninspiring
9. Wonted, accustomed (Shakespeare)

1. To make tame or domestic
2. To make gentle
3. To subdue
4. To reclaim

To become tame

tamabilˈity or tameabilˈity noun

tamˈable or tameˈable adjective

tamˈableness or tameˈableness noun

tameˈless adjective

tameˈlessness noun

tameˈly adverb

tameˈness noun

tamˈer noun

tamˈing noun

tame cat noun (US)

A person who is happy to be completely dominated by another

tame cheater see under cheat¹

• solemnized
• solemnizer
• solemnizers
• solemnizes
• solemnizing
• solemnly
• solemn mass
• solemn masses
• solemnness
• solemnnesses
• solemn vow
• soleness
• solenesses
• solenette
• solenettes
• solenodon
• solenodons
• solenoid
• solenoidal
• solenoidally
• solenoids
• soleplate
• soleplates
• soler
• solera