terrene
91terreno — terreno1 pl.m. terreni terreno1 sing.f. terrena terreno1 pl.f. terrene terreno2 pl.m. terreni …
92Terran — of or pertaining to the planet Earth, 1881, in science fiction writing, from L. terra (see TERRAIN (Cf. terrain)). Also used as a noun meaning inhabitant of the Earth (1953). An earlier form, terrene was used in M.E. in sense of belonging to this …
93terrain — [tɛ reɪn] noun a stretch of land, especially with regard to its physical features. Origin C18: from Fr., from a pop. L. var. of L. terrenum, neut. of terrenus (see terrene) …
94earthy — a. 1. Terrene, composed of earth, like earth. 2. Earthly, terrestrial. 3. Gross, coarse, unrefined …
95mundane — a. Earthly, terrene, terrestrial, terraqueous, worldly, sublunary, under the sun, secular, temporal …
96terrestrial — a. Earthly, sublunary, mundane, worldly, terrene, subastral, subcelestial …
97worldly — a. 1. Earthly, mundane, terrestrial, terrene, sublunary, human, common. 2. Secular, temporal. 3. Sordid, grovelling, selfish, ambitious, proud, anxious for power, place, or wealth, worldly minded, earth born, irreligious …
98earth — n 1. globe, sphere, planet, world, biosphere, terrene. 2. dry land, terra firma, terra, solid ground. 3. ground, soil, topsoil, subsoil; dirt, clay, gravel, loam, humus, mud; turf, clod, sod. 4. mankind, people, all the peoples of the world, the… …
99earthly — adj 1. terrestrial, terrene, telluric, tellurian, subastral, sublunary. 2. worldly, mundane, temporal, physical, natural, corporeal, material. 3. mercenary, venal, money grubbing, materialistic, pragmatic; vile, low, fleshly, sensual, earthy …
100earthy — adj 1. sensual, funky, carnal, sexy, voluptuous, virile, lush, sensuous; robust, lusty, hale, hardy. 2. ribald, bawdy, indecorous, shameless, wanton, unblushing, abandoned, coarse, crude, vulgar, common, dirty, filthy, Sl. raunchy, smutty,… …
