acroamatic
adjective
ac·ro·a·mat·ic
¦a-krō-ə-¦ma-tik
variants or less commonly acroamatical
¦a-krō-ə-¦ma-tə-kəl
: told orally to chosen disciples only : esoteric
Word History
Etymology
Greek akroamatikos, from akroamat-, akroama + -ikos -ic
First Known Use
1635, in the meaning defined above
- havanan
- havanans
- havanas
- Havanese
- Havant
- Havarti
- havartis
- Havasupai
- havasupaies
- havasupais
- havdalah
- havdalahs
- have
- have (all) the earmarks
- have (all) the makings of
- have (all) the markings of
- have (got) (something) down to a science
- have (got) news for (someone)
- have (got) nothing left to prove
- have (got) someone or something covered
- have (got) the time
- have (got) to go
- have (only) oneself to blame
- have (someone or something) (all) to oneself
- have (someone or something) in mind