clinograph
noun
cli·no·graph
ˈklīnəˌgraf
plural -s
1
: an instrument for ascertaining the deviation from the vertical of a borehole, well, or shaft
2
: a drawing instrument having two straight edges united by a hinge and capable of being set at any desired angle
Word History
Etymology
clin- + -graph
- fight game
- fight it out
- fight like cat and dog
- fight like cats and dogs
- fight off
- fight on
- fight one's way
- fight shy of
- fight song
- fight songs
- fight talk
- fight the good fight
- fight to the finish
- fight with
- fight-or-flight
- fightabilities
- fightable
- fightbacks
- fighter
- fighter-bomber
- fighter-interceptor
- fighters
- fighting
- fighting back
- fighting chair