chirographary
adjective
chi·rog·ra·phary
kīˈrägrəˌferē,
¦kīrə¦grafərē
of a legal entity
: created or evidenced by means of a chirograph
a chirographary debt
a chirographary creditor
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin chirographarius, from Latin chirographum chirograph + Latin -arius -ary
- transversalis
- transversalises
- transversalisses
- transversally
- transversals
- transversary
- transverse
- transverse artery
- transverse axis
- transverse bone
- transverse colon
- transverse crevasse
- transverse dihedral
- transverse facial vein
- transverse fault
- transverse flute
- transverse framing
- transverse joint
- transverse mass
- transverse process
- transverse rib
- transverse suture
- transverse table
- transverse vein
- transverse vibration