Of two or more streams flowing together. (Latin origin)
We followed the main stream to the point of confluence where the two rivulets conjoined.
Women's apartments in a house. (Latin origin).
I assume the young lady will adapt well to her new home at the gynaecium.
Young hawk, not yet able to prey for itself. (French origin)
We must tend the eyas until it is old enough to be independent of us.
Deliberate falsehood or deceit. (Latin origin)
His mendacity is unforgivable.
Regular order or condition. (Scottish in origin).
The old mill's arbor is still a little out of kelter and will require adjusting.
Like wood, usually in appearance. (Greek origin).
The synthetic surface of the dining table had a beautiful xyloid finish.