English words containing generationism:

noun

A small slow-moving old world lizard with a prehensile tail, long extensible tongue, protruding eyes that rotate independently, and a highly developed ability to change colour.

proper noun

A small and faint southern constellation (the chameleon), close to the south celestial pole.

adjective

Used with preceding greek letter or numeral to designate a star in the constellation chamaeleon.

Usage examples:

The star delta chamaeleontis

noun

In early use (frequently in form ratteen): a kind of coarse twilled woollen fabric, usually with a (curled) nap; a frieze or drugget. later: (usually in form ratine or ratiné) a plain-woven fabric made of cotton or other material with a loose open weave and rough surface, principally used for hard-wearing outer clothing, furniture covers, etc.

noun

A scottish twelve-a-side game resembling hockey, played with curved sticks and taller goalposts and derived from the irish game of hurling.

Usage examples:

Take scottish shinty and irish hurling and divvy up a fair compromise to create a composite set of …

noun

Any aquatic plant with inconspicuous flowers.

Usage examples:

Slimy green waterweed

relative adverb

From whatever place or source.

Usage examples:

‘o man, whosoever thou art and whencesoever thou comest, for i know that thou wilt come, i am cyrus…