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Showing words for ECHINUS using the English dictionary

7 Letter Words for Echinus

echinus

6 Letter Words for Echinus

chines, chinse, cushie, inches, incuse, niches

5 Letter Words for Echinus

chien, chine, chins, chuse, cines, cuish, cunei, cusie, eshin, hsien, huies, iches, incus, insue, niche, shice, shine, shune, since, suine, unces, unice, usine, usnic

4 Letter Words for Echinus

cens, chen, chin, chis, chun, cine, cues, cush, ecus, hens, hics, hies, hine, hins, hisn, hues, huic, huis, huns, huse, ices, ichs, ichu, inch, nesh, nice, nies, nsec, scun, sech, shin, shun, sice, sich, sien, sine, sinh, such, suci, sune, suni, unce, unci, uncs, unie, unis

3 Letter Words for Echinus

cen, che, chi, chn, chs, cie, cis, cns, csi, cue, cun, ech, ecu, ehs, enc, ens, esc, esu, hei, hen, hes, hic, hie, hin, his, hue, hui, hun, ice, ich, ihs, inc, ins, ise, ish, isn, nei, nie, nis, nus, sch, sci, sec, sei, sen, she, shi, sic, sie, sin, sue, sui, sun, uhs, unc, unh, uni, uns, use, ush

Definitions for Echinus

[1] any sea urchin of the genus Echinus.
[2] Architecture . an ovolo molding, especially one having an outline with several radii or one carved with an egg-and-dart pattern. the prominent circular molding supporting the abacus of a Doric or Tuscan capital. Also called cymatium. the circular molding, usually carved with an egg-and-dart pattern, forming part of an Ionic capital between the volutes and under the balteus.
[3] architect an ovolo moulding between the shaft and the abacus of a Doric column
[4] any of the sea urchins of the genus Echinus, such as E. esculentus (edible sea urchin ) of the Mediterranean

Words nearby Echinus

echinococcus cyst, echinoderm, echinodermatous, echinoid, echinulate, echinus, echium, echiurid, echiuroid, echo, echo boomer

Origin of Echinus

1325–75; Middle English < Latin < Greek echînos hedgehog, sea urchin

Word origin for Echinus

C14: from Latin, from Greek ekhinos