Is there a word for a person who is deformed using the combining form terato-?

Does "teratomaton" work?

Teratomaton - the trillion vegetables in "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes" movies.

On a more serious note, are you serious about labelling people as "monster acting"?

I don't want to label anyone anything. This is just a word question. Is there a terato noun for teratological creatures?

(Nice tomato joke, BTW)

You also have the latin word for deformed tomatoe?

teratism

lycopersicum deformis - the deformed wolf-peach. The Romans didn't have a word for tomato since it's a New World plant.

ah, you are so right of course, that escaped my goofmind.Lycopersicum deformis- the deformed wolf-peach sounds interesting though. I'll google it right away.

SHOOT!
You won't believe this: I google lycopersicum deformis + images and this is what I get:"solanum lycopersicum"


lycopersicum

What is it this forum: Wonderland?Abacadabra?

EDIT: Myridon, I'm no latinist,(would have liked it though).
(?)Haha! By now I know you fooled me well! No wolf no peach.I could have known after the sempervirens etc. business, but.. I had a good laugh out of it.So you now deserve this awful unlubricous smile: It kept me off the street.

lycopersicum deformis

Maybe in ISV English, but in Latin, it would be lycopersicum deforme: neuter nominative-accusative singular of a third declension adjective.

"monstrosity"

Found it by entering in OneLook's reverse dictionary

deformed human

Ahem.

How do you deform someone using the combining form terato-? I should think messing with their DNA would be a much more effective method.

Ba da boom, peesh!

You have to forgive an old codger on the verge of senility

I have resolved to read more carefully

It probably won't help

All seriousness aside, how about teratomorph?

The ugly brother of Meso, Ecto, and Endo.

watsamatta youse guise? you don't think teratism , from the same root, is a good word?

-joe (me, I got the tarantism) friday

edit: speling it rite (and I got it right the first time!)

I ghess, if yu spel it rait.

From tera-, trillion and (duh) tomato. Not from terato.

Close but no chewgar.