rhombicallyadv.
/ˈrɒmbɪkli/, U.S. /ˈrɑmbɪk(ə)li/ Science.
In a rhombic form or fashion.
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1871 Penn Monthly Apr. 211 It is well known that sulphur crystallizes in nature rhombically.
1916 W. Trelease Genus Phoradendron 56 Stem terete or 2-edged, at first somewhat rhombically compressed or 4-lined.
1989 Proc. National Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 86 2596/1 Its iron atom is thought to be situated in a roughly octahedral, rhombically distorted six-coordinate structure.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2010; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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adv.1871- to drop the handkerchief to
- to drop the pilot
- to drop the rag
- to drop the writ
- to drop to or on
- to drop to or on to
- to drop trou
- to drop vie
- to drop vies
- to drop, throw, etc, in someone's lap
- to drop, throw, etc, something in someone's lap
- to drown out
- to drown the miller
- to drown the shamrock
- to drub a person to death
- to drub to death
- to drug and draw
- to drum home
- to fill in
- to fill in on
- to fill in the time
- to fill in time
- to fill one's boots
- to fill one's face
- to fill one's pipe