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Showing words for COCCYGEAL using the English dictionary

9 Letter Words for Coccygeal

coccygeal

6 Letter Words for Coccygeal

accloy, coagel, coccal, coclea, coecal, colage, legacy

5 Letter Words for Coccygeal

accel, accoy, agley, alogy, cagey, cecal, cecca, claye, cloye, coaly, coley, cycle, cyclo, elogy, galey, glace, gloea, goyle, lacey, legoa, lycae, lycea

4 Letter Words for Coccygeal

acce, acle, acyl, agcy, agly, alce, alco, alec, aloe, cace, cage, calc, calo, ceca, clag, clay, cleg, clog, cloy, coal, coca, cola, cole, coly, cycl, eccl, ecco, ecol, egal, egol, gael, gale, geal, geol, gley, gloy, glyc, goal, goel, gola, gole, gyal, gyle, lace, lacy, loca, loge, logy, ogle, olea, yale, ygoe, yoga

3 Letter Words for Coccygeal

acc, ace, acy, age, ago, agy, alc, ale, alg, alo, aly, aye, cag, cal, cay, cel, ceo, clo, cly, cog, col, coy, cyc, cyl, ecc, ecg, eco, ego, ela, eyl, gal, gay, gel, geo, gey, goa, gol, goy, gye, lac, lag, lao, lay, lca, lea, leg, leo, ley, loa, loc, loe, log, loy, lyc, lye, oca, ola, ole, oye, yag, yea, yeo, ygo, yoe

Definitions for Coccygeal

[1] a small triangular bone forming the lower extremity of the spinal column in humans, consisting of four ankylosed rudimentary vertebrae.
[2] a corresponding part in certain animals.
[3] a small triangular bone at the end of the spinal column in man and some apes, representing a vestigial tail

Words nearby Coccygeal

coccyxcoccygeal sinus, coccygectomy, coccygodynia, coccygotomy, coccyodynia, coccyx, coch., coch. amp., coch. mag., coch. med., coch. parv.

Origin of Coccygeal

x1605–15; < New Latin < Greek kókkyx cuckoo, from its resemblance to a cuckoo's beak

Other words from Coccygeal

coc·cyg·e·al [kok-sij -ee-uh  l, -sij -uh  l] /kɒkˈsɪdʒ i əl, -ˈsɪdʒ əl/ , adjective
in·ter·coc·cyg·e·al , adjective
pre·coc·cyg·e·al , adjective

Word origin for Coccygeal

xC17: from New Latin, from Greek kokkux cuckoo, of imitative origin; from the likeness of the bone to a cuckoo's beak