autoschediastical
/ˌɔːtə(ʊ)skɛdɪˈastɪkl/rare
adjective
= autoschediastic (Sometimes in humorous use.).
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Martin (d. 1662), college head. From post-classical Latin autoschediasticus + -al; compare -ical.
- lady orchid
- lady orchis
- lady (or man or gentleman) of leisure
- lady pack
- lady palm
- lady paramount
- lady parts
- lady's bedstraw
- lady's companion
- lady's cushion
- lady's eardrop
- lady's eardrops
- lady's finger
- lady's foxglove
- Lady's hair
- ladyship
- lady's hole
- lady's horse
- lady's hunter
- lady's ladder
- lady's maid
- lady's-maiding
- lady's man
- lady's mantle
- lady's milksile