rhypography
/rɪˈpɒɡrəfi/noun
= rhyparography.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Knight (1791–1873), publisher and writer. From ancient Greek ῥύπος dirt, filth + -graphy, as alteration of rhyparography.
- semi-opera
- semiosis
- semiotic
- semiotical
- semiotically
- semiotician
- semiotics
- Semipalatinsk
- semipalmated
- semi-Pelagian
- semi-Pelagianism
- semi-permanent
- semi-permanently
- semipermeable
- semi-precious
- semiprivate
- semi-pro
- semi-professional
- semi-prone position
- semiquaver
- semiquinone
- Semiramis
- semi-retired
- semi-retirement
- semi-rigid