Exotic

What do we mean by exotic?

From another part of the world; foreign: synonym: foreign. adjective

Intriguingly unusual or different; excitingly strange: synonym: fantastic. adjective

Of or involving striptease. adjective

One that is exotic. noun

A striptease performer. noun

Of foreign origin or character; introduced from a foreign country; not native, naturalized, or familiarized; extraneous: as, an exotic plant; an exotic term or word.

Anything of foreign origin, as a plant, tree, word, practice, etc., introduced from a foreign country, and not fully acclimated, naturalized, or established in use. noun

Introduced from a foreign country; not native; extraneous; foreign adjective

Anything of foreign origin; something not of native growth, as a plant, a word, a custom. noun

Foreign, with the connotation of excitingly foreign. adjective

Non-native to the ecosystem. adjective

An organism that is exotic to an environment. noun

An exotic dancer; a stripteaser. noun

Any exotic particle. noun

Strikingly strange or unusual adjective

Being or from or characteristic of another place or part of the world adjective

An organism that is exotic to an environment.

An exotic dancer; a stripteaser.

Any exotic particle.

Words that are spelled similarly to exotic:
exotic, erotic, exodic, exonic.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word exotic:
marigold, pets, dancer, burlesque, spices, invasive, erotic, pet, shrubs, animals, spheres, plants, reptiles, zoo, fauna, fruits, flora, birds, dishes, trees, creatures, ingredients, planted, cats, oriental, animal, costumes, species, trout, vegetation, woods, gardens, cuisine, percussion, settings, mammals, varieties, fruit, garden, wildlife, specimens, dancing, instruments, flowers, materials, endangered, gothic, matter, foods, beauty, fish, bird, cultures, cat, adventure, wild, particles, unusual, pine, plant, indigenous, lions, goods, palm, adventures, cars, sounds, tropical.

Words that rhyme with exotic:
quixotic, neurotic, erotic, symbiotic, antibiotic, chaotic, aquatic, patriotic, narcotic, psychotic, despotic, semiotic, hypnotic, idiotic, robotic, photic, osmotic, lotic, mitotic, aeronautic, prebiotic, rhotic, ptotic, glottic, unpatriotic, astronautic, ma tic, straw tick, swatek.

Adjectives that are often used to describe exotic:
colonial.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective exotic:
species, plants, places, animals, birds, materials, flowers, trees, fruits, goods, locations, foods, lands, names, beauty, dancer, locales, plant, setting, forms, place, items, cultures, diseases, fish, fruit, settings, products, woods, land, dishes, creatures, objects, dancers, material, food, elements, bird, culture, flower, peoples, spices, languages, options, character, atmosphere, varieties, types, breeds, name, flavor, appearance, flora, quality, locale, music, fishes, appeal, location, creature, destinations, origin, costumes, pets, touch, charm, grasses, perfume, ingredients, look, animal, background, particles, east, landscape, images, dance, vegetation, blocks, instruments, element, tastes.

Words that sound like exotic:
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