chronopher
noun
chron·o·pher
plural -s
: an instrument signaling the correct time to distant points by electricity
Word History
Etymology
chron- + -pher
- archaeanest
- archaeanner
- archaeannest
- archaeans
- archaebacteria
- archaebacterium
- archaecraniate
- archaei
- archaeo-
- archaeoastronomers
- archaeoastronomies
- archaeoastronomy
- archaeobacteriae
- archaeobacterias
- Archaeocalamites
- archaeocete
- Archaeoceti
- Archaeocyatha
- Archaeocyathus
- archaeocyte
- archaeogastropod
- Archaeogastropoda
- archaeogeology
- Archaeohippus
- archaeolatry