rhombical
/ˈrɒmbɪkl/Science
adjective
= rhombic.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in William Whiston (1667–1752), natural philosopher and theologian. Either from rhombus + -ical, or from post-classical Latin rhombicus rhombic + -al.
- adderwort
- add fuel to the fire (or flames)
- addibility
- addible
- addict
- addicted
- addictedness
- addicting
- addiction
- addiction counseling
- addiction counselling
- addiction counsellor
- addiction counselor
- addiction program
- addiction programme
- addiction treatment
- addictive
- addictively
- addictiveness
- addiment
- add-in
- adding machine
- Addington, Henry
- add insult to injury
- addio