pit-comb
Archaeol.
adjective
Designating pottery decorated with rows of indentations, and patterns resembling the impressions of a comb.
Origin
1950s; earliest use found in Stuart Piggott (1910–1996), archaeologist.
- safety barrier
- safety bell
- safety belt
- safety bicycle
- safety boat
- safety box
- safety cab
- safety cage
- safety car
- safety catch
- safety chain
- safety committee
- safety-critical
- safety curtain
- safety deposit
- safety distance
- safety engineer
- safety engineering
- safety factor
- safety film
- safety first
- safety-firster
- safety fund
- safety fuse
- safety glass