- tauromorphic
- \\|tȯrə|mȯrfik\ adjective
Etymology: taur- + -morphic: shaped in the form of a bull : resembling a bull
the tauromorphic vases of the Minoan culture
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tauromorphic — tau·ro·mor·phic … English syllables
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