remanency
/ˈrɛmənənsi/rare
noun
= remanence.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Jeremy Taylor (d. 1667), Church of Ireland bishop of Down and Connor and religious writer. From remanent: see -ency. Compare post-classical Latin remanentia.
- needle paper
- needle park
- needlepoint
- needle pointer
- needlepointer
- needlepoint lace
- needler
- needle rifle
- needle rock
- needle roller
- needle scar
- needle-sharing
- needle-sharp
- needle-shell
- needle-shower
- needle-spar
- needle spray
- needless
- needlessly
- needlessness
- needless to say
- needle-stick
- needlestone
- needletail
- needle-tailed swift