acrostatic
adjective
ac·ro·stat·ic ˌa-krə-ˈsta-tik 
of Indo-European noun inflection
: retaining accent on the root throughout the paradigm (see paradigm sense 2) with zero-grade ablaut of the stem and ending
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from German akrostatisch, from akro- acro- + -statisch -static
First Known Use
1978, in the meaning defined above
- New Tecumseth
- New Territories
- New Testament
- New Thought
- new town
- new variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
- new wave
- new waver
- new waves
- New Westminster
- new wheat disease
- new wheat poisoning
- new windsor
- new woman
- New World
- New World porcupine
- New World vulture
- New Year
- new year's
- New Year's Day
- New Year's Eve
- New Year's resolution
- New York
- New York aster
- New York Bay