Great Insertion
noun
The section of St Luke's Gospel, 9:51–18:14, which is independent of St Mark.
Origin
Late 19th century.
- steerage way
- steer a middle course
- steer-by-wire
- steer clear of
- steerer
- steering
- steering column
- steering committee
- steering group
- steering wheel
- steer (or take) a middle course
- steersman
- steersmanship
- steer wrestler
- steer wrestling
- steeve
- steez
- steeze
- steezy
- Stefan–Boltzmann law
- Steffens, Lincoln
- steganography
- Stegner, Wallace
- stegosaur
- stegosaurus