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Krazy Kat - 1963 Series-ous Business 1-37 was released on:
USA: 1963
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The prefix "ous" typically means "full of" or "possessing the qualities of" when added to a word.
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When bba result declare at annamalai university ous?
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Ous air consists of 71% nitrogen and 29% oxygen.
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Words with the suffix 'ous' are:
- ambidextrous
- ambitious
- amorous
- analogous
- anonymous
- anxious
- audacious
- autonomous
- beauteous
- blasphemous
- bodacious
- boisterous
- cadaverous
- calciferous
- callous
- Poopous
- cankerous
- cantankerous
- capricious
- carboniferous
- carnivorous
- cautious
- coniferous
- contagious
- contemporaneous
- contemptuous
- contiguous
- continuous
- courageous
- courteous
- curious
- dangerous
- deleterious
- delicious
- delirious
- disastrous
- disingenuous
- dolorous
- dubious
- efficacious
- enormous
- envious
- erogenous
- extemporaneous
- fabulous
- facetious
- factious
- factitious
- fallacious
- famous
- felicitous
- ferrous
- fibrous
- fictitious
- filamentous
- flirtatious
- fortuitous
- fractious
- frivolous
- furious
- gaseous
- gelatinous
- generous
- glamorous
- glorious
- gorgeous
- gracious
- gregarious
- harmonious
- hazardous
- heinous
- hideous
- hilarious
- humorous
- imperious
- impervious
- incredulous
- industrious
- infamous
- infectious
- ingenious
- injurious
- innocuous
- insidious
- instantaneous
- jealous
- joyous
- judicious
- laborious
- lascivious
- luminous
- luscious
- luxurious
- magnanimous
- malicious
- marvelous
- melodious
- meticulous
- miraculous
- momentous
- monogamous
- monstrous
- mucous
- mysterious
- nacreous
- nauseous
- nebulous
- nefarious
- nervous
- notorious
- numerous
- oblivious
- obnoxious
- obvious
- odious
- odorous
- officious
- oleaginous
- omnivorous
- onerous
- oviparous
- perilous
- pestiferous
- Phosphorous
- pious
- poisonous
- polygamous
- polymorphous
- pompous
- ponderous
- porous
- portentous
- precious
- precocious
- rapturous
- ravenous
- rendezvous
- ridiculous
- righteous
- rigorous
- salacious
- scandalous
- serious
- siliceous
- simultaneous
- slanderous
- spacious
- stertorous
- strenuous
- sulfurous
- superfluous
- superstitious
- suspicious
- synonymous
- tenacious
- tenuous
- tortuous
- traitorous
- treacherous
- tremendous
- ubiquitous
- unanimous
- unscrupulous
- various
- venomous
- verminous
- vicarious
- vicious
- victorious
- vivacious
- voluminous
- wondrous
- zealous
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The suffix that should be added to the word "courtesy" to make it mean "full of courtesy" is "-ous," resulting in the word "courteous."
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Dennis the Menace - 1986 A Nightmare at the Opera A Royal Pain Having a Marble-ous Time 1-29 was released on:
USA: 30 October 1986
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One example of an adjective ending with -ous is "dangerous," which means full of danger or risk.
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There are four syllables in dangerously: dan/ger/ous/ly
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The suffix "ous" changes the meaning of a word by indicating that something is full of or characterized by the preceding word. For example, "danger" becomes "dangerous" when the suffix "ous" is added, meaning full of danger.
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The suffix "-ous" changes a noun into an adjective, indicating that something has or is characterized by the quality or nature of the original noun.
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The word "furious" has three syllables: fu-ri-ous.
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Their view of the Grand Canyon was...
answer: "GORGE-OUS" (opera, guppy, defuse, forage)
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The suffix -ous means possessing or full of a given quality, so dangerous means full of danger.
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When you add the suffix -ous to the word "poison," it becomes an adjective - "poisonous."
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The cast of Fast and Furry-ous - 1949 includes: Paul Julian as Road Runner
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- ambitious
- boisterous
- contagious
- courteous
- curious
- desirous
- envious
- erroneous
- famous
- fabulous
- gorgeous
- glorious
- hilarious
- humorous
- infamous
- jealous
- luscious
- malicious
- mysterious
- nervous
- notorious
- obvious
- oblivious
- pious
- precious
- repetitious
- serious
- spacious
- tedious
- tremendous
- unanimous
- various
- vicious
- wonderous
- zealous
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George Lopez - 2002 George's Bogey-ous Relationship with Vic Is Putt to the Test 6-16 was released on:
USA: 1 May 2007
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Well, honey, the suffix of "nervous" is "-ous." It's what gives words that extra pizzazz at the end. So next time you're feeling a little nervous, just remember it's that cheeky little "-ous" making it all official and stuff.
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