tablewise
/ˈteɪblwʌɪz/adverb
1In the form of a list or table; tabularly.
2 Anglican Church. With reference to the position of the altar or holy table in a church: with its longest axis oriented from liturgical east to west, in line with the longest axis of the nave. Opposed to altarwise. Now historical.
3 Archaeol. Horizontally on supports.
Origin
Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From table + -wise.
- flinching
- flinchingly
- flinders
- Flinders bar
- Flinders Island
- Flinders, Matthew
- fling
- flinger
- fling (or throw) one's cap over the windmill(s)
- flint
- flint corn
- flint glass
- flintily
- flintiness
- flintlock
- Flintshire
- flinty
- flip
- flip burgers
- flip chart
- flip chip
- flip-flop
- flip-flopper
- flip one's lid (or one's wig)
- flippancy