merveilleux
/ˌməːveɪˈjəː/Now historical
noun
= incroyable.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Sydney Morgan (bap. 1783, d. 1859), novelist and socialite. From French merveilleux, use as noun of merveilleux.
- undermentioned
- undermine
- underminer
- undermost
- underneath
- undernourished
- undernourishment
- undernutrition
- underoccupancy
- under one's arm
- under one's belt
- under one's breath
- under one's feet
- under one's own steam
- under one's wing
- under (or in) no circumstances
- under (or in) the circumstances
- under (or on) oath
- under (or on) penalty of
- underpaid
- underpainting
- underpants
- underpart
- underpass
- underpay