lack-mind
English
noun
Definitions
- (archaic) An unintelligent person.
Etymology
Compound from English lack + English sense.
Origin
English
sense
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- alack English
- ambisense English
- antisense English
- commonsense English
- countersense English
- cowsense English
- foresense English
- lack English
- lack-all English
- lack-grace English
- lack-latin English
- lack-laughter English
- lack-learning English
- lack-life English
- lack-linen English
- lack-looks English
- lack-love English
- lack-pity English
- lackbrain English
- lacker English
- lackest English
- lacketh English
- lackland English
- lackless English
- lackluster English
- lacklustre English
- lackstock English
- lackwit English
- mechanosense English
- missense English
- multisense English
- nonsense English
- oversense English
- sensable English
- sense English
- senseful English
- senseless English
- sensely English
- sensemaking English
- sensest English
- senseth English
- sensical English
- sensigenous English
- sensism English
- sensist English
- sensive English
- sensor English
- subsense English
- supersense English
- undersense English
- unsense English
- senso Italian
- センス Japanese
- sense Middle English
- sense Afrikaans
- lak Middle Low German
- 센스쟁이 Korean
- lack
- alack
- sense
- sensor
- lacker
- sensest
- senseth
- lackwit
- lackest
- lacketh
- sensism
- unsense
- sensely
- sensive
- sensist
- cowsense
- sensable
- senseful
- lackless
- subsense
- missense
- lack-all
- nonsense
- sensical
- lackland
- antisense
- ambisense
- lack-pity
- lack-life
- foresense
- lack-love
- lackbrain
- oversense
- lackstock
- senseless
- supersense
- lack-grace
- lack-latin
- lackluster
- multisense
- lacklustre
- undersense
- lack-linen
- lack-looks
- commonsense
- sensigenous
- sensemaking
- countersense
- mechanosense
- lack-laughter
- lack-learning