opisthographic
/əˈpɪsθəɡrafɪk/Greek History and Roman History
adjective
Written or inscribed on the back of a papyrus or parchment as well as the front.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Forsyth (1763–1815), writer on Italy. From opistho- + -graphic, after opisthograph.
- white-leaved
- white leg
- white letter
- white lettuce
- white level
- white lie
- white light
- white lightning
- whitelike
- white lilac
- white lime
- white-limed
- white-limer
- white line
- white-lined
- white-lipped
- white-lipped peccary
- white list
- white-livered
- white liverwort
- white loaf
- white-locked
- whitely
- white maggot
- white magic