Eumeces

noun

Eu·​me·​ces

yüˈmē(ˌ)sēz

: a large genus of cosmopolitan diurnal carnivorous lizards (family Scincidae) with opaque scaly eyelids and pterygoid teeth

Word History

Etymology

New Latin, from Greek eumēkēs tall, long, from eu- + -mēkēs (from mēkos length); akin to Greek makros long

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Rhymes for Eumeces

• abscesses
• accesses
• addresses
• assesses
• caresses
• confesses
• depresses
• distresses
• excesses
• expresses
• headdresses
• impresses