Pronounced: an-al-fuh-BET-ick, adj/noun
Notes: You may be able to figure this one out
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The word caprine means “of, or pertaining to, goats”
First usage
Our word comes from the late 1300s or early 1400s
Background / Comments
Our word came from late Middle English, which came from the Latin word caprinous, which comes from caper (male goat).
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