cubdom
- noun
- /ˈkʌbˌdəm/
- Neologism
:
grupo de cachorros
- Photographers waited patiently to capture the cubdom emerging from the tall grass.
Examples
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Look at that cubdom!
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The zookeeper observed the cubdom as they learned to interact with each other.
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A playful cubdom explored the den while their mother watched nearby.
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A cubdom is adorable.
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The wildlife reserve is home to a large cubdom of bear cubs playing together in the meadow.
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During the summer, we often observe a cubdom of lion cubs following their mother around the savannah.
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At the zoo, the visitors enjoyed watching a cubdom of tiger cubs explore their enclosure.
Synonyms
320
1.0
A group of animals or people who act together
142
1.0
A large group of the same kind of animals that stay or move together
37
3.0
A group of baby animals born at the same time
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3.9
A group of young birds or animals cared for by a parent
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2.0
A number of animals seen together as one unit, like a herd
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cubdom comes from cub 'young animal' plus the ending -dom meaning 'group' or 'area', like in kingdom, so it can mean a group or collection of cubs considered as one unit.