bron·to·saur 
Origin of brontosaur
Modern Latin Brontosaurus, genus name from Classical Greek bront?, thunder (for Indo-European base see brome) + sauros, lizard: so named by O. C. Marsh (see apatosaurus), from the volume of the sound it must have made as it walked
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