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Definition of Combining form
1. Noun. A bound form used only in compounds. "`hemato-' is a combining form in words like `hematology'"
Examples of language type: Decker, Ply, Pounder, Footer, Yarder, Miler, Smitten, Stricken, Struck, Columned, Billed, Bedded, Visaged, Boned, Proto, Odd, Scented, Friendly, Unfriendly, Filled, Pseudo, Throated, Storeyed, Storied, Hipped, In-chief, Mini, Midi, Maxi, Neo, Minded, Roofed, Regent, Valued, Size, Seeded, Tipped, Radio, Volumed, Full, Fully, To The Full, Good, Well, Badly, Ill, Poorly
Generic synonyms: Bound Form, Bound Morpheme
Generic synonyms: Bound Form, Bound Morpheme
Lexicographical Neighbors of Combining Form
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