pleio-, plei-, pleo-, pleon-, plio- +

1. The founding of a colony of social organisms by more than one original female.
2. In certain kinds of ants, the occurrence of several fertile females (queens) in a single nest.

1. Polymorphic; assuming various shapes or forms within a species or group, or during a single life cycle.
2. Occurring in various distinct forms; exhibiting pleomorphism.

1. The assumption of various distinct forms by a single organism or species.
2. In cytomorphology, variation in the size and shape of cells or nuclei.
3. In chemistry, crystallization of a compound in at least two distinct forms.
4. In biology, the occurrence of different forms, stages, or types in individual organisms or in organisms of the same species, independent of sexual variations.

1. The use of more words than are necessary to express an idea; redundancy; such as, "advance warning", "blood hemorrage", and "unmarried bachelor".
2. A redundant word or expression.
3. A superfluous word or phrase.
4. An excess in the number or size of parts.
5. A developmental anomaly characterized by the presence of supernumerary parts or organs of the body; polymeria.

Here is a list of pleonasms.

Someone who is addicted to pleonasms.

Of, or pertaining to, of the nature of, characterized by, or constituting, pleonasm.

Of or pertaining to pleonasm; of the nature of pleonasm; redundant.

In a pleonastic manner.

A term describing blood that has a percentage saturation of oxygen above normal at any given pressure.

A psychiatric disorder characterized by greediness; excessive desire for acquisition of wealth or objects.

1. An abnormally increased ossification; premature and excessive ossification.
2. A superabundance of bone formation.

A developmental anomaly characterized by the presence of a supernumerary ear located on the neck.

1. Feeding on a variety of food substances or food species.
2. A reference to a parasite associated with a variety of hosts or several different hosts.

1. A method of eye exercises created to stimulate and train an amblyopic (reduced vision) eye.
2. A treatment for suppression amblyopia (reduction or dimness of vision) that relatively enhances macular vision by dazzling the paramacular area with a ring of light accurately localized by a pleoptophor (device for treating eccentric fixation by dazzling the perimacular retina, thereby relatively enhancing the visual capability of the fovea [small cup-shaped depression or pit]).

Having bulging buttocks.