sinople
noun
sin·o·ple
ˈsinəpəl
plural -s
: ferruginous quartz that is blood-red or brownish red sometimes with a tinge of yellow
Word History
Etymology
Middle French sinople, sinopre, from Latin sinopis sinopite, from Greek sinōpis, from Sinōpē Sinope, ancient seaport on the Black sea in Asia Minor
- indubious
- indubitabilities
- indubitability
- indubitable
- indubitableness
- indubitablenesses
- indubitably
- induce
- induced
- induced development
- induced draft
- induced drag
- induced investment
- induced radioactivity
- induced reaction
- inducement
- inducements
- inducer
- inducers
- induces
- induciae
- induciae legales
- inducibilities
- inducibility
- inducible