baxtexto

(b)

subtitle , caption , closed caption

Etymology:

bax- + texto

bax-: (lfik) under-, sub-, vice-
texto: (b) text

Rhyming Words not Ending in texto

abruto: (t) abrupt, sudden; abruptly, suddenly, all of a sudden
akonto: (b) account
aksento: (b) accent (sociolinguistics)
alooto: (pn) some other things
aloto: (pn) something else, another thing, a different thing
alto: (b) alto
ametisto: (b) amethyst
antijento: (b.oj) fight against
aresto: (b.oj) arrest; arrest, apprehend, take into custody
aristo: (t) aristocratic, noble
asfalto: (b) asphalt
astrato: (t) abstract; abstractly
ato: (b.oj) act, performance; act, play a role
avokato: (b) avocado
baleto: (b) ballet
banoto: (pn) some things
banto: (pn) something
basalto: (b) basalt
basketo: (b) basket
bismuto: (b) bismuth, Bi
boleto: (b) porcini, cep, Boletus
bujeto: (b.oj) budget; budget
burito: (b) burrito
cemento: (b) cement
cirkito: (b) circuit
cuyoato: (b.oj) star (acting), be starring
dayvento: (b.nenoj) gust
debito: (b.oj) debit; debit
denoto: (pn) those (things), those ones
dento: (pn) that, that one, that thing
distrito: (b) district
efeto: (b.oj) effect, impact; affect
eskeleto: (b) skeleton
eskorbuto: (b) scurvy
estato: (b) state, province
esto: (b.oro) stop (come or bring to a stop), halt (come or bring to a halt), cease, quit
exeskeleto: (b) exoskeleton
fato: (b) fact
felto: (b) felt (material)
fereto: (b) ferret, Mustela furo
finto: (il) filler that precedes a change in subject or introduces a conclusion: well (then), then, so
formato: (b) format
fosfato: (b) phosphate
foto: (b.oj) photo, photograph, picture; photograph, take a picture, take pictures
grafito: (b) graphite
granito: (b) granite
helmeto: (b) helmet, casque
hinoto: (pn) these (things), these ones
hinto: (pn) this, this one, this thing
incesto: (b) incest
infarto: (b) infarction, infarct
intre aloto: (p jm) among other things
jento: (b.oj) battle, combat; fight, combat
kandidato: (b) candidate
kareto: (b) cart, wheelbarrow
keoto: (pn) what (things)?, which (ones)?
keto: (pn) what, which (one)
kobalto: (b) cobalt, Co
kompleto: (t) complete, absolute, whole; completely, absolutely, wholly
komploto: (b.oj) conspiracy, plot, scheme; conspire (to), plot
konceto: (b) concept, notion
konflito: (b.nenoj) conflict; conflict (with), clash (with)
konkreto: (t) concrete; concretely
kontato: (b.oj) contact; contact
Korinto: (su n) Corinth
korseto: (b) corset
kredito: (b) credit; credit
kriketo: (b) cricket (sport)
Kristo: (b) Christ
kumineto: (b) spider web, spider's web, cobweb
kurto: (t) short, brief; briefly
lilvento: (b.nenoj) breeze
magneto: (b.oj) magnet, (magnetic) pull; attract
minuto: (b) minute, min
mirkato: (b) meerkat, Suricata
mito: (b) myth
momento: (b; il) moment, while; one moment, hold on
moyoto: (pn) all things
moyto: (pn) everything
murto: (b) myrtle, Myrtus
nenkompleto: (t) incomplete; incompletely
nenperfeto: (t) imperfect; imperfectly
neto: (b) net, network
niloto: (pn) no things, none of them
nilto: (pn) nothing
nunto: (il) now (filler used to draw attention to a statement or point in a narrative), well (filler used to preface a remark)
ojeto: (b) object (grammar)
orto: (t) right, upright, erect
osto: (b) bone
oto: (pn) they, them (inanimate)
otosu oto: (su pn) theirs (those things belonging to those things)
otosu to: (su pn) theirs (that thing belonging to those things)
pamesto: (b.nenoj) ceasefire
patato: (b) potato
perfeto: (t) perfect; perfectly
pimento: (b) pepper (bell pepper, chili pepper)
portreto: (b.oj) portrait; portray
privato: (t) private; privately
projeto: (b) project
puto: (b) grape
rato: (b) rat
Roberto: (su n) Robert
samaoto: (pn) the same things
samato: (pn) (the) same thing
santo: (t) holy, sacred
sefoto: (b.nenoj) selfie; take a selfie, fotograph oneself
senato: (b) senate
suheputo: (b) raisin
sujeto: (b) subject (grammar)
talento: (b.oro) talent, aptitute, knack; be talented, cause to be talented, make talented
tamipatato: (b) sweet potato
taroto: (b) tarot (cards)
templato: (b) template
tiketo: (b) ticket
Tito: (su n) Titus
to: (pn) it
tutuminfarto: (b) heart attack, myocardial infarction
vento: (b) wind
xeto: (b.oj) tongue; taste