specular
/ˈspɛkjʊlə
/adjective
Relating to or having the properties of a mirror.Before lugging his loot back to the cave, Daniels fleetingly discerns an opaque silhouette of himself, a specular image mirroring the weakness of his dialectic with the above ground.
Origin
Late 16th century (in specular stone, a substance formerly used as glass): from Latin specularis, from speculum (see speculum).
Rhymes
- flint glass
- flintily
- flintiness
- flintlock
- Flintshire
- flinty
- flip
- flip burgers
- flip chart
- flip chip
- flip-flop
- flip-flopper
- flip one's lid (or one's wig)
- flippancy
- flippant
- flippantly
- flipper
- Flipper, Henry Ossian
- flip phone
- flipping
- flippy
- flippy-floppy
- flip side
- flip someone the bird (or flip the bird)
- flip the script