Anglo-Saxonic
/ˌaŋɡləʊsakˈsɒnɪk/adjective
= Anglo-Saxon, in various senses.
- In early use, perhaps = Old Saxon..
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in William Penn (1644–1718), Quaker leader and founder of Pennsylvania. From Anglo- + Saxonic. Compare post-classical Latin Anglo-Saxonicus.
- county school
- county seat
- county sessions
- county stock
- county town
- county treasurer
- coup
- coup de foudre
- coup de grâce
- coup de main
- coup de maître
- coup de théâtre
- coup d'état
- coup d'œil
- coupe
- couped
- Couperin, François
- coupla
- couple
- coupledom
- coupler
- couples therapist
- couples therapy
- couplet
- couple therapist