hierography
noun
hi·er·og·ra·phy
ˌhīəˈrägrəfē,
hīˈr-
plural -es
: descriptive writing on sacred subjects : a treatise on religion
Word History
Etymology
Late Greek hierographia, from Greek hier- + -graphia -graphy
- knock someone down a peg
- knock someone flying
- knock someone for six
- knock someone off (his stride
- knock someone off her pedestal
- knock someone off her) stride
- knock someone off his pedestal
- knock someone sideways
- knock someone's block off
- knock someone's head off
- knock someone's head/block off
- knock someone's socks off
- knock something on the head
- knock spots off
- knock the stuffing out of
- knock the wind out of
- knock the wind out of (someone)
- knock the wind out of someone
- knock together
- knock under
- knock up
- knock-down, drag-out
- knock-down-and-drag-out
- knock-down-drag-out
- knock-knee