Homo

What do we mean by homo?

Used as a disparaging term for a gay man or lesbian. noun

An element in some compounds of Greek origin, meaning ‘the same’: opposed to hetero-. noun

The typical and single genus of Hominidæ mankind; the human race. noun

Short form of homosexual. noun

Homogenized milk with a high butterfat content. noun

(sometimes pejorative) Of or pertaining to homosexuality. adjective

(Canada, US) Homogenized; almost always said of milk with a high butterfat content. adjective

Any living or extinct member of the family Hominidae characterized by superior intelligence, articulate speech, and erect carriage noun

Someone who practices homosexuality; having a sexual attraction to persons of the same sex noun

A human.

Words that are spelled similarly to homo:
homo.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word homo:
sapiens, antecessor, hominin, hominid, neanderthal, anatomically, ecce, leakey, paleolithic, cranium, magi, pilate, faber, fam, chimpanzee, cranial, pleistocene, behold, eurasia, mya, unoccupied, linnaeus, ago, fossils, apes, lupus, archaic, fossil, clade, ancestor, peking, orbital, humans, primates, gorilla, skull, flores, mus, subspecies, atlantis, evolved, extinct, evolutionary, tools, chromosome, primitive, neolithic, specimen, conserved, ancestors, cave, lineage, amino, genus, ancestral, java, upright, molecular, bones, tooth, pan, evolution, traits, africa, caves, superior, dated, earliest, human, anthropology, archaeological, ethiopia, hypothesis, species, genetic, brain, discovered, protein, descended, specimens, gene, humanity, continent, mammals, inhabited, hop, man, bone, dating, modern, tool, evidence, teeth, gay, suggest, stone, argue, asia, kenya, remains.

Words that rhyme with homo:
como, majordomo, nomo, homo-, romo, slo-mo, cuomo, mau mau, mau-mau, shomo, slo mo, perdomo, po-mo, sumitomo, po mo, palomo, mo mo, bencomo, crisostomo, bellomo, buonomo, co mo, como o, home o, ko mo, lo mo, no mo, o mo, poveromo, rome au, sumatomo, syndrome o, zercomo.

Adjectives that are often used to describe homo:
early, modern, est, archaic, latin, ecce, earliest, liber, old, late, pre, primitive, greek, true, deus, ancient, female, original, male, interior, recent, famous, earlier, quasi, fossil, complete, pan, autobiographical, happy, brained, oldest, non, contemporary, australopithecus, lumo, unus, cur, fit, african, madrid, called, classic, comfortable, known, lying, latent, nearer, universal, hetero, sive, astonished, quiet, ancestral, erectus, genus, day, man, pleasant.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective homo:
sexuality, heterodimers, delarche, lumo, erotism, eroticism, oligomers, sapiens, narcissism, lechner, heterodimerization, cousins, heterosexuality, sexuals, dimers, economics, delgado, fret, and, ousios, centrism, tet, dna, ness, dichotomy, erotics, australia, interaction, derivative, complexes, divide, oligomerization, heteroduplexes, binary, copolymers, noumenon, steroid, phytochelatins, hierarchicus.

Consonant match to homo:
hammer, homer, homey, hummer, homie, hemo, hammy, homo-, hama, haymow, homa, jaime, hymie, hamer, hemmer, humma, hemi-, haemo, haema, homoplasty, hymer, haema-, hema-, houma, hermie, hammar, jaimie, haemo-, hamah, hemo-, hamor, hamre, heimer, hemy.

Words that sound like homo:
homo, homo-, homie, homey, homy, homi, homa, hemo, hono, hamo, houma, himo, haemo, hemo-, haymow, uomo, home, homes, holmes, jaime, hammy, hemi, holm, homos, hoho, hony, jaimie, ho ho ho, hema, hama, hemi-, homel, homeo, humma, hymie, hima, hami, hano, who me, hino, hmo, himi, hanno, homem, homma, ho-ho, honi, heino, khama, heno, home row, hey ma, hainault, hamah, ho ho, holm oak, haema, tomo, romo, momo, como, domo, nomo, lomo, somo, pomo, shomo, jomo, mo mo, komo, bomo, momot, zomo, mau mau, woma, whammo, wamo, wimo, ham, hana, hams, hame, hamm, hanah, haim, hamp, hamme, halm, hames, haem, hammes, hambo, hampe, hainey, hanaa, hamb, hahm, haimes, hamms, haho.