serpoloidn.
/ˈsəːpəlɔɪd/ = herpolhode n.
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1862 A. Cayley Coll. Math. Papers (1891) IV. 572 A curve called ‘the Serpoloid’, which is the locus of the points with which the several points of the poloid come successively in contact with the tangent plane, and is a species of undulating curve.
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