Mississippian

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Here you will find one or more explanations in English for the word mississippian. Define mississippian, mississippian synonyms, mississippian pronunciation, mississippian translation, English dictionary definition of mississippian.

Words that are spelled similarly to mississippian:
mississippian, mississippi, mississippians.

Words that rhyme with mississippian:
rippeon, hippie in, lippi in, mississippi in, philippi in, principia in.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mississippian:
native, late, young, white, early, black, devonian, upper, lower, pre, old, tall, post, latest, woodland, middle, average, generation, emergent, silurian, distinguished, prominent, typical, gallant, later, mid, basal, earliest, uppermost, prehistoric, courteous, cambrian, loyal, afro, haired, delightful, known, huge, eroded, courtly, proud, brilliant, outspoken, born, fiery, hairy, lanky, marine, devono.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective mississippian:
period, time, rocks, culture, times, pennsylvanian, age, strata, limestones, sites, tradition, shales, societies, system, chiefdoms, groups, permian, formations, limestone, peoples, boundary, patterns, centers, population, towns, settlements, series, pattern, erosion, pottery, transition, mounds, populations, complex, late, center, component, phases, bow, settlement, cultures, communities, sediments, site, assemblages, devonian, unconformity, seas, region, organization, beds, houses, sedimentation, crinoids, cult, margins, exchange, oneota, specialization, pentremites, corals, artifacts, economy, boulder, males, art, artists, grammar, farmers, formation, interaction, sequence, sections, woodland, influences, fossils, traits, expansion, stratigraphy, facies, fauna, interval, epoch, chiefs, hunting, ceramics, courtyards.

Consonant match to mississippian:
mississippi in.

Words that sound like mississippian:
mississippian, mississippians, mississippi, mississipi, missisippi, mrs. simpson, misperception, smithsonian, sicilian, cicisbeo.