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caco meaning in English

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caco [cacare, cacavi, cacatus] (1st)
verb

defecate [defecated, defecating, defecates]verb
[UK: ˈde.fək.eɪt] [US: ˈde.fək.eɪt]

defecate uponverb

defile with excrementverb

rudeverb
[UK: ruːd] [US: ˈruːd]

cacoethes [cacoethis] (3rd) N
noun

flaw / disease of character, passionnoun

malignant / obstinate tumor / diseasenoun

cacometer [cacometra, cacometrum] adjective

unmetrical, faulty in meteradjective

cacometrus [cacometra, cacometrum] adjective

unmetrical, faulty in meteradjective

cacophaton [cacophati] noun
N

cacophony [cacophonies]noun
[UK: kæˈk.ɒ.fə.ni] [US: kæˈk.ɑː.fə.ni]

union of ugly / disagreeable sounds forming equivocal word / expressionnoun

cacophonia [cacophoniae] (1st) F
noun

cacophony [cacophonies]noun
[UK: kæˈk.ɒ.fə.ni] [US: kæˈk.ɑː.fə.ni]

ugly / disagreeable sound formed by meeting of syllables / wordsnoun

cacosyntheton [cacosyntheti] noun
N

incorrect connection of words (L+S)noun

ugly-sounding group of letters / wordsnoun

cacozelus [cacozela, cacozelum] adjective

bad imitator / imitation ofadjective

in bad tasteadjective

stylistically affectedadjective

cacozelia [cacozeliae] (1st) F
noun

affection of stylenoun

bad / faulty / awkward imitation (L+S)noun

bad tastenoun

cacozelos [cacozelos, cacozelon] adjective

in bad tasteadjective

stylistically affectedadjective

cacozelos adverb

in bad tasteadverb

with stylistically affectionadverb

concaco [concacare, concacavi, concacatus] (1st) TRANS
verb

soil, pollute, defile, make foul (with excrement / ordure / dung)verb

decacordus [decacorda, decacordum] adjective

ten-stringedadjective

decacordum [decacordi] (2nd) N
noun

musical instrument of ten stringsnoun