allograph
noun
al·lo·graph ˈa-lə-ˌgraf 
1
: a letter of an alphabet in a particular shape (such as A or a)
2
: a letter or combination of letters that is one of several ways of representing one phoneme (such as pp in hopping representing the phoneme \\p\\)
allographic
ˌa-lə-ˈgra-fik
adjective 
Word History
Etymology
allo- + -graph, (in grapheme), on the model of allomorph : morpheme, allophone : phoneme
First Known Use
1951, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- settling on
- settling on or upon
- settling on someone
- settling on something
- settling price
- settling reservoir
- settling someone or something down
- settling something on
- settling something on someone
- settling upon
- settling upon something
- odd man wins
- odd mark
- odd number
- odd or even
- odd permutation
- odd trick
- odd-come-short
- odd-come-shortlies
- odd-come-shortly
- odd-come-shortlys
- odd-come-shorts
- odd-eyed
- odd-job
- odd-jobber