Pleistocene
Pleis·to·cene
adj \ˈplīs-tə-ˌsēn\Definition of PLEISTOCENE
: of, relating to, or being the earlier epoch of the Quaternary or the corresponding series of rocks — see geologic time table
— Pleistocene noun
Origin of PLEISTOCENE
Greek pleistos most + International Scientific Vocabulary -cene; akin to Greek pleiōn more
First Known Use: 1839
Rhymes with PLEISTOCENE
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