Ganymede
Gan·y·mede
noun \ˈga-ni-ˌmēd\Definition of GANYMEDE
: a beautiful youth in classical mythology carried off to Olympus to be the cupbearer of the gods
Origin of GANYMEDE
Latin Ganymedes, from Greek Ganymēdēs
First Known Use: 1565
Rhymes with GANYMEDE
aniseed, antecede, beating reed, beggarweed, bitterweed, bottle-feed, bugleweed, butterweed, carpetweed, centipede, chicken feed, copyread, cottonseed, cottonweed, crazyweed, double reed, giant reed, go to seed, interbreed, intercede, interplead, jewelweed, jimsonweed, locoweed, millipede, Nicene Creed, overfeed, pedigreed, pickerelweed, poppy seed, Port Said, pumpkinseed, quitclaim deed, retrocede, rosinweed, Runnymede, silverweed, supersede, thimbleweed, title deed, tumbleweed, underfeed, up to speed, waterweed
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