Aetosaurus
noun
Aeto·sau·rus
ā-¦e-tə-¦sȯr-əs,
ā-¦ē-
: a genus of small, extinct aetosaurs that lived during the late Triassic period
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from New Latin, borrowed from Greek āetós "eagle" + New Latin -o- -o- + -saurus -saurus; from the birdlike form of the skull
First Known Use
1880, in the meaning defined above
- book of hours
- book of original entry
- book off
- book palm
- book paper
- book post
- book profit
- book rate
- book review
- book reviewer
- book scorpion
- book sewer
- book square
- book stamp
- book support
- book table
- book tile
- hang on a moment
- hang on someone's every word
- hang on to
- hang one on
- hang one's hat
- hang one's hat on
- hang one's head
- hang one's head in shame