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.
- Heilungkiang
- Heimlich manoeuvre
- Heimlich procedure
- Heine, Heinrich
- heinie
- heinous
- heinously
- heinousness
- Heinz, Henry John
- heir
- heir apparent
- heir-at-law
- heirdom
- heiress
- heirless
- heirloom
- heir male of the body
- heir of the body
- heir portioner
- heir presumptive
- heirship
- Heisenberg, Werner Karl
- Heisman Trophy
- heist
- hei-tiki