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e·chi·no·derm
 echinoderm
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- pronunciation:
- ih
kI
n
duhrm
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun), Word Parts
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noun |
| definition: |
any of various marine animals that have parts radiating symmetrically from the center and hard, often spiny outer body walls, such as the starfishes and sea urchins.
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adjective + (n.)echinoderm
abundant, active, invertebrate, larval, only, other, peculiar, primitive, small
verb + (n.)echinoderm
filter, group, help, perish, retract, walk
noun + (n.)echinoderm
biomass,
coral,
crustacean,
cucumber,
curator,
embryo,
example,
gene,
group,
ilk,
larva,
mollusk,
phylum,
polyp,
sea,
skeleton,
species,
sponge,
stalk,
starfish,
stingray,
symmetry,
urchin,
worm
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| derivation: |
echinodermal (adj.) |
The word echinoderm
contains the following part:
derm, derma, dermat, dermato
Greek
root
that means skin
  Example words:
dermatitis, dermatology, dermatophyte, dermatosis, dermis, echinoderm, ectoderm, endoderm, epidermis, hypodermic, hypodermis, leukoderma, mesoderm, pachyderm, taxidermy
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