tsunamic

tsunamic
adjective see tsunami

New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.

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  • tsunamic — tsu·namic …   English syllables

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  • tsunami — noun (plural tsunamis; also tsunami) Etymology: Japanese, from tsu harbor + nami wave Date: 1897 a great sea wave produced especially by submarine earth movement or volcanic eruption ; tidal wave • tsunamic adjective …   New Collegiate Dictionary

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  • tsunami — [tso͞o nä′mē, so͞onä′mē] n. pl. tsunamis or tsunami [Jpn < tsu, a harbor + nami, a wave] a huge sea wave caused by a great disturbance under an ocean, as a strong earthquake or volcanic eruption: see TIDAL WAVE tsunamic [tso͞o nä′mik] adj …   English World dictionary

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