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Showing words for SYCAMORE using the English dictionary

8 Letter Words for Sycamore

cymarose, sycamore

7 Letter Words for Sycamore

amorces, armscye, cramesy, screamy

6 Letter Words for Sycamore

acrose, amorce, arcose, cameos, camery, careys, caroms, carsey, ceroma, coarse, comers, coreys, cosmea, crames, creams, creamy, creasy, cromes, cymars, cymose, macers, macros, mayors, morays, mycose, ramose, rosace, samory, scraye, scream, sercom, smeary, sorema, sycoma

5 Letter Words for Sycamore

acers, acmes, acres, arces, arose, ascry, ayres, cameo, cames, camos, cares, carey, carom, carse, caser, cayos, ceras, ceros, cesar, comae, comas, comer, comes, coram, cores, corey, corms, corse, corsy, cosey, coyer, crame, crams, craye, crays, cream, crome, crosa, crose, cymar, cymas, cymes, emory, escar, escry, eyras, macer, maces, macro, marco, marcs, mares, maroc, maros, marse, marys, maser, mayor, mayos, mercs, mercy, meros, morae, moras, moray, mores, morse, mosey, moyas, ocrea, omers, oracy, orcas, oscar, oyers, races, reams, reamy, reasy, resay, roams, romas, sacre, sacro, sacry, samey, sayer, scare, scary, score, scrae, scram, scray, seamy, seary, seora, serac, sermo, smear, smore, soare, soary, symar, syrma, years, yomer, yores, ysame

4 Letter Words for Sycamore

acer, aces, acme, acor, acre, aero, amor, amos, amoy, arco, arcs, ares, arms, army, asem, asor, ayes, ayme, ayre, came, camo, cams, care, cars, case, cays, ceas, cera, cero, coes, coma, come, comr, coms, cora, core, corm, cors, cory, cose, coys, cram, cray, cres, croy, cyma, cyme, ears, easy, emos, emys, eras, eros, esca, eyas, eyra, mace, maco, macs, maes, marc, mare, maro, mars, mary, masc, mase, mayo, mays, mear, meas, merc, mero, mesa, meso, moas, moca, mocs, moes, mora, more, mors, mose, moya, moys, msec, mycs, oars, oary, ocas, omer, orae, oras, orca, orcs, ores, osar, oyer, oyes, race, racy, rame, rams, rays, ream, recs, rems, roam, rocs, roes, roey, roma, rome, roms, rosa, rose, rosy, ryas, ryes, ryme, saco, same, sare, scam, scar, scry, scye, seam, sear, seco, secy, seor, sero, soam, soar, soca, soce, soma, some, sora, sore, sory, srac, syce, syre, yams, yare, yarm, year, yeas, yeom, yeso, ymca, yore

3 Letter Words for Sycamore

ace, acy, aer, aes, ame, amy, aor, arc, are, arm, ars, ary, ase, aye, ayr, ays, cam, car, cay, ceo, cer, com, cor, cos, coy, cro, crs, cry, eam, ear, eas, ecm, eco, emo, ems, eom, eos, era, ers, esc, esm, esr, eyr, mac, mae, mao, mar, mas, may, mea, mer, mes, moa, moc, moe, mor, mos, moy, mrs, mya, myc, mys, oam, oar, oas, oca, oer, oes, oms, ora, orc, ore, ors, ory, ose, oye, oys, ram, ras, ray, rea, rec, rem, res, rms, roc, roe, rom, ros, rya, rye, sac, sam, sao, sar, say, scr, sea, sec, sem, ser, sey, sma, soc, som, soy, sye, sym, syr, yam, yar, yas, yea, yeo, yer, yes, yoe, yom, yor, yos, yrs

Definitions for Sycamore

[1] Also called buttonwood. any of several North American plane trees, especially Platanus occidentalis, having shallowly lobed ovate leaves, globular seed heads, and wood valued as timber.
[2] British . the sycamore maple.
[3] a tree, Ficus sycomorus, of the Near East, related to the common fig, bearing an edible fruit.
[4] a Eurasian maple tree, Acer pseudoplatanus, naturalized in Britain and North America, having five-lobed leaves, yellow flowers, and two-winged fruits
[5] US and Canadian an American plane tree, Platanus occidentalis See plane tree
[6] Also: sycomore a moraceous tree, Ficus sycomorus, of N Africa and W Asia, having an edible figlike fruit

Words nearby Sycamore

sybarite, sybaritic, sybil, sybo, sycamine, sycamore, sycamore maple, syce, sycee, sycoma, sycon

Origin of Sycamore

1300–50; Middle English sicomore < Old French < Latin sȳcomorus < Greek sȳkómoros, equivalent to sŷko(n ) fig + mór(on ) mulberry + -os noun suffix, apparently by folk etymology < Semitic; compare Hebrew shiqmāh sycamore

Word origin for Sycamore

C14: from Old French sicamor, from Latin sӯcomorus, from Greek sukomoros, from sukon fig + moron mulberry