marigraph
/ˈmarɪɡrɑːf/ /ˈmarɪɡraf/Now rare
noun
= mareograph.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Simmonds (1814–1897), newsagent and journalist. From classical Latin mari-, mare sea + -graph, probably after French maréographe mareograph.
- techne
- technetium
- technetronic
- technic
- technica
- technical
- technical analysis
- technical analyst
- technical area
- technical college
- technical difficulty
- technical drawing
- technical fix
- technical foul
- technical hitch
- technicalism
- technicality
- technicalize
- technical knockout
- technically
- technicalness
- technical rehearsal
- technical sergeant
- technical support
- technical verse