einkanter
noun
ein·kan·ter
ˈīnˌkäntə(r)
plural -s
: a stone with a single sharp edge worn by wind-driven sand compare dreikanter, ventifact
Word History
Etymology
German, literally, something having one edge, from ein one (from Old High German) + kante edge + -er
- be at pains
- be at the bottom of
- be back
- be back in the swing of things
- be best friends with
- be bunkered
- be bursting
- be bursting at the seams
- be careful what you wish for
- be carried away
- be caught in a storm
- be concentrated
- be conditioned on
- be conditioned on/upon
- be conditioned upon
- be cooking
- be correlated with
- be curtains for
- be cut up about
- be damned
- be deeply invested in
- be descended from
- be done with
- be done with it
- be for the high jump