Amazonic, a.
(æməˈzɒnɪk)
Also amazonic.
[f. L. Amāzonic-us (see Amazonical a.).]
= Amazonian A. 1.
| 1889 Cornhill Mag. Aug. 179 Amazonic war, the war of female relatives armed to the teeth. 1920 D. H. Lawrence Lost Girl iii. 45 Her curious Amazonic power left her again. 1927 Times 13 Feb. 9 Miss Davies was neither a scholar nor a student. Nor was there anything amazonic about her, as there undoubtedly was about her friend, George Eliot. |