Ixion
noun
Ix·i·on ik-ˈsī-ən 
: a Thessalian king bound by Zeus to a burning wheel in Tartarus for attempting to seduce Hera
Word History
Etymology
Latin, from Greek Ixiōn
First Known Use
before the 12th century, in the meaning defined above
- antiradar
- antiradiation
- antiradical
- antiradicalism
- antiradicalisms
- antirape
- antirapes
- antirational
- antirationalism
- antirationalisms
- antirationalist
- antirationalists
- antirationalities
- antirationality
- antirealism
- antirealisms
- antirealist
- antirealists
- antirecessions
- antiredepositia
- antiredepositions
- antireductionisms
- antireductionists
- antireflection
- antireflection coating