STRUMOSE

Definition: STRUMOSE

STRUMOSE

Adjective

1. Having a struma.

2. Strumous.

Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
 

Etymology: Strumose \Stru*mose"\, adjective. [Latin expression strumosus: compare to the French expression strumeux.]. (Websters 1913)

Bulgarian 

скрофулозен (scrofulous). (various references)

Pig Latin

umosestray

Turkish

sıraca türünden, yastıksı, guatr türünden. (various references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: oestrums.

-1 letter: estrous, estrums, mousers, musters, oestrum, oestrus, ousters, sourest, souters, stoures, tussore.

-2 letters: estrum, estrus, metros, mosser, mouser, mouses, mousse, musers, muster, ouster, outers, rosets, rouses, rousts, routes, russet, serous, serums, setous, sorest, souter, stores, storms, stoure, stours, strums, surest, torses, tosser, touses, tsores, tumors, tusser, tussor.

-3 letters: euros, meous, metro, mores, morse, morts.

+1 letter: costumers, customers, misroutes, moistures.

+2 letters: castoreums, costumiers, gruesomest, guestrooms, impostures, moisturise, monestrous, motorbuses, mousetraps, mysterious, rostellums, rousements, somersault, uttermosts.

+3 letters: consumerist, costumeries, customizers, ecotourisms, housemaster, misconstrue, misfortunes, moisturised, moisturises, moisturizes, motorbusses, ostensorium, outpromises, resumptions, scoutmaster, somersaults, supersmooth, ureotelisms.

+4 letters: autoerotisms, bumbershoots, burgomasters, computereses, computerises, computerists, computerless, consumerists, emasculators, housemasters, housemothers, mensurations, misconstrued, misconstrues, moisturizers, motherhouses, multicourses, multisensory, mysteriously, neuroticisms, noncustomers, nourishments, presumptions, presumptuous, reassumption, scoutmasters, semilustrous, somersaulted, southernmost, superstardom, tautomerisms, timorousness, uricotelisms.