First Known Use: circa 1909
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symbiote
noun sym·bi·ote \ˈsim-bē-ˌōt, -ˌbī-\
Definition of SYMBIOTE
: symbiont
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Origin of SYMBIOTE
French, from Greek symbiōtēs companion, from symbioun to live together
Rhymes with SYMBIOTE
anecdote, antidote, assault boat, asymptote, billy goat, Capriote, cashmere goat, casting vote, Corfiote, creosote, dead man's float, entrecôte, ferryboat, flying boat, get one's goat, Huhehot, locomote, matelote, miss the boat, morning coat, motorboat, mountain goat, nanny goat, overcoat, paddleboat, papillote, passing note, pedal-note, petticoat, picketboat, polo coat, powerboat, quarter note, redingote, riverboat, rock the boat, rubythroat, Shabuoth, Sialkot, sixteenth note, sticky note, sugarcoat, table d'hôte, undercoat, yellowthroat
Medical Dictionary
symbiote
noun sym·bi·ote \ˈsim-ˌbī-ˌōt, -bē-\
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