heterography
noun
het·er·og·ra·phy
ˌhetəˈrägrəfē
plural -es
1
: spelling differing from standard current usage
2
: spelling in which the same letters represent different sounds in different words or syllables (as in current English orthography)
Word History
Etymology
heter- + -graphy
- nonfinancial
- nonfinite
- nonfissionable
- nonflam
- nonflammabilities
- nonflammability
- nonflammable
- nonflowering
- nonfluencies
- nonfluency
- nonfluids
- nonfluorescent
- nonflying
- nonflyinger
- nonflyingest
- nonfood
- nonfoodder
- buckling (down)
- buckling (under)
- buckling down
- buckling down to
- buckling under
- buckling up
- bucklings
- buckminsterfullerene