hyalithe
noun
hy·a·lithe
ˈhīəˌlith,
-līth
plural -s
: an opaque glass that resembles porcelain and is sometimes used as a gemstone
Word History
Etymology
probably modification (influenced by English -lith) of French hyalite hyalithe, hyalite, from German hyalit hyalite
- the Orthodox Church
- the other
- the other afternoon
- the other day
- the other day/night/morning/afternoon/evening
- the other evening
- the other morning
- the other night
- the other side of the coin
- the other way around
- the other way round
- the other woman
- the other/opposite/flip side of the coin
- the others
- the Our Father
- the outback
- the outdoors
- the outside
- the outside world
- the Oval Office
- the overall scheme of things
- the ozarks
- the Pacific Northwest
- the Pacific Rim
- the Palace