-core
a combining form extracted from hard-core and used especially to form words that name a rebellious, antimainstream lifestyle, social movement, type of music, etc.: emocore; queercore.
-core
combining form
indicating a type of popular music dancecore
combining form
indicating the number of processing units working in parallel in a computer dual-core
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- -cosm
variant of cosmo- as final element of a compound word: microcosm.
- -crat
a combining form meaning “ruler,” “member of a ruling body,” “advocate of a particular form of rule,” used in the formation of compound words: autocrat; technocrat. compare -cracy. -crat combining form indicating a person who takes part in or is a member of a form of government or cl-ss democrat, technocrat see also -cracy derived […]
- -crazy
-crazy combining word inordinately devoted to or manic over what is indicated: boy-crazy/ kill-crazy/ speed-crazy
- -creep
-creep combining word a gradual increase in the thing named: my cost-of-living allowance put me into bracket-creep on my income tax/ in somalia we saw mission-creep (1980s+)
- -cule
variant of -cle1 : animalcule; molecule; reticule. -cule2 variant of -cle2 : ridicule. origin -cule suffix indicating smallness animalcule word origin from latin -culus, diminutive suffix; compare -cle