tetraxon
noun
te·trax·on
te‧ˈtraksän
plural -s
: a tetraxial sponge spicule
Word History
Etymology
tetra- + Greek axōn axle, axis
- fair maid
- fair market value
- fair market values
- fair play
- fair sex
- fair shake
- fair share
- fair stitching
- fair to middling
- fair to say
- fair trader
- fair use
- fair wage
- fair warning
- fair whack
- fair white
- fair's fair
- fair-catch
- fair-faced
- fair-haired
- fair-maids-of-France
- fair-minded
- fair-mindedness
- fair-spoken
- fair-trade