noon-line
noun
The line marking the hour of noon on a sundial.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Blagrave (d. 1611), mathematician.
- swing into action
- swingle
- swingletree
- swingman
- swingometer
- swing (or sling) the billy
- swings and roundabouts
- swing set
- swing shift
- swing state
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- swing the lead
- mendelevium
- Mendel, Gregor Johann
- Mendelian
- Mendelianism
- Mendelian ratio
- Mendelise
- Mendelism
- Mendelist
- Mendelize
- Mendelizing
- Mendelssohn, Felix
- Mendelssohnian
- mender