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daguerreotype - Etymology dictionary

25.04.2020 — 1839, from Fr. daguerreotype, coined from name of inventor, Louis Daguerre (1789 1851) + type (see TYPE (Cf. type))
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Tethys Sea - Australian English dictionary

01.03.2021 — tɛθiz ˈsi/ (say tetheez see) noun a hypothetical sea, considered to have existed between Laurasia and the continents that formed Gondwana. Also, Tethys ...
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Philippines - Etymology dictionary

28.03.2021 — 1812, from Sp. Islas Filipinas, lit. the islands of Philip, named for Philip II, king of Spain. Related: Philippine.
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Hare Krishna - Etymology dictionary

28.10.2020 — 1968, title of a Hindu chant or mantra, from Hindi hare O God! + KRISHNA (Cf. Krishna), name of an incarnation of the god Vishnu.
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formic acid - Medical dictionary

25.09.2020 — HCOOH; the smallest carboxylic acid; a strong caustic, used as an astringent and counterirritant. * * * formic acid n a colorless pungent fuming vesicant liquid ...
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praline - Etymology dictionary

10.10.2020 — (n.) 1727, from Fr. praline, from the name of Marshal Duplessis Praslin (1598 1675, pronounced praline ), whose cook invented the confection.
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βλέπω - Dictionary of Greek

12.08.2020 — (AM βλέπω) 1. διαθέτω την αίσθηση της όρασης 2. έχω την ικανότητα να βλέπω 3. στρέφω το βλέμμα, κοιτάζω 4. προσέχω με το βλέμμα 5. προσέχω, είμαι ...
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eurypterid - Etymology dictionary

02.06.2020 — fossil swimming crustacean of the Silurian and Devonian, 1874, from eurys broad, wide (see ANEURYSM (Cf. aneurysm)) + pteron feather, wing (see PETITION ...
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Adur - Academic Dictionaries and Encyclopedias

district, England, United Kingdom district, administrative county of West Sussex, historic county of Sussex, England. It is named for the River Adur, which cuts through the chalk ridge of the South Downs via an impressive water gap before
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warpath - Academic Dictionaries and Encyclopedias

[[t]wɔ͟ː(r)pɑːθ, pæθ[/t]] PHRASE: PHR after v, oft v link PHR If you say that someone is or has gone on the warpath, you mean that they are angry and getting ready for a fight or conflict. [INFORMAL] I had warned the children that daddy was on…
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