Simous

Pronunciation: /ˈsaɪməs/

Definitions of simous

adjective describing a nose that is flat or snub-shaped

Example Sentences

A1 My brother has a simous nose.

A2 The cartoon character had simous features.

B1 The simous shape of the building made it stand out in the city skyline.

B2 The simous design of the car attracted many admirers.

C1 Her simous profile was captured in the painting with great detail.

C2 The simous elegance of the architecture left visitors in awe.

Examples of simous in a Sentence

formal The scientist conducted a study on the simous characteristics of various species of rodents.

informal I heard that simous rodents are quite common in this area.

slang Those simous critters are always getting into trouble.

figurative Her simous behavior in the office often leads to conflicts with her colleagues.

Grammatical Forms of simous

• past tense: simoused
• plural: simouses
• comparative: more simous
• superlative: most simous
• present tense: simous
• future tense: will be simous
• perfect tense: have been simous
• continuous tense: is being simous
• singular: simous
• positive degree: simous
• infinitive: to be simous
• gerund: being simous
• participle: simousing

Origin and Evolution of simous

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'simous' is derived from the Latin word 'simus', meaning flat-nosed or snub-nosed.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'simous' has evolved to refer to a specific facial feature, often used in a more technical or scientific context to describe a certain type of nose shape.