phantasmascope
/fanˈtazməskəʊp/Now historical
noun
= phenakistoscope.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Romilly (1791–1864), university administrator. From phantasma + -scope.
- man Friday
- man from the ministry
- manful
- manfully
- manfulness
- mang
- manga
- mangabey
- Mangaian
- mangal
- manga-manga
- manganapatite
- manganate
- manganaxinite
- mangancolumbite
- manganese
- manganese bronze
- manganese brown
- manganese chloride
- manganese dioxide
- manganese nodule
- manganese oxide
- manganese purple
- manganese silicate
- manganese spar