Words Containing SSIC

Opposing or rejecting classical styles or principles.

A plant of the genus Brassica, including cabbage and mustard.

Relating to or resembling cabbages and other brassica plants.

Plural of BRASSICA.

Of the highest quality and lasting significance.

Of or relating to ancient Greek or Roman culture, especially its art and literature.

The style or principles of classicism in art and literature.

Plural of CLASSICALISM.

A person who studies or advocates classicism.

Plural of CLASSICALIST.

Plural of CLASSICALITY.

The quality of being classical.

In the manner of ancient Greek and Roman culture.

The quality of being classical.

Plural of CLASSICALNESS.

Plural of CLASSICAL.

To make classic or classical in style.

Past tense of CLASSICISE.

Third-person singular present tense of CLASSICISE.

Present participle of CLASSICISE.

An artistic style that values rationality, order, and classical forms.

Plural of CLASSICISM.

A scholar or follower of classicism.

Relating to or characteristic of classicism.

Plural of CLASSICIST.

To make classic or conform to a classical style.

Past tense of CLASSICIZE.

Third-person singular present tense of CLASSICIZE.

Present participle of CLASSICIZE.

A classic wine, especially from Italy.

Plural of CLASSIC.

Pertaining to diglossia or using two languages.

Having split or divided ribs.

To search or rummage for something.

Past tense of FOSSICK.

Agent noun of FOSSICK.

Plural of FOSSICKER.

Present participle of FOSSICK.

Plural of FOSSICKING.

Third-person singular present tense of FOSSICK.

Relating to or resembling gneiss.

Relating to an isogloss.

Relating to the Jura Mountains region.

Relating to the Lias geological formation.

Composed of or characteristic of loess.

A yellow powder form of lead monoxide used as a pigment.

Plural of MASSICOT.

Reviving a classical style, especially in art or architecture.

Pertaining to a revival of classical styles in art, architecture, or literature.

A revival of ancient Greek and Roman artistic and literary styles.

Plural of NEOCLASSICISM.

An advocate or follower of neoclassicism.

Plural of NEOCLASSICIST.

Not classical; not following classical rules.

A small bone, especially one of the three in the middle ear.

Plural of OSSICLE.

A horn-like protuberance on the heads of giraffes and male okapis.

Plural of OSSICONE.

Relating to the small bones of the middle ear.

Occurring after a classical period, especially in Mesoamerican chronology.