bastarda
noun
bas·tar·da
ba-ˈstär-də,
bä-
plural -s
: a Gothic script used in France and Germany in the 14th and 15th centuries having mixed cursive and book hand features and characterized by flourishes and hairlines
Word History
Etymology
Italian, from Old Italian, from bastardo bastard, from Old French bastart, bastard
- hide and coop
- hide nor hair
- hide one's light under a bushel
- hide or hair
- hide powder
- hide rope
- hide splitter
- hide spreader
- hide-and-go-seek
- hide-and-seek
- hideaway
- hideaways
- hidebound
- hided
- hideland
- hideless
- hideosities
- hideosity
- hideous
- hideouser
- hideousest
- hideouslier
- hideousliest
- hideously
- hideousness