Corybant
noun
Cor·y·bant ˈkȯr-ə-ˌbant 
ˈkär-
plural Corybants ˈkȯr-ə-ˌban(t)s
ˈkär-
or Corybantes ˌkȯr-ə-ˈban-tēz ˌkär-
: one of the attendants or priests of Cybele noted for wildly emotional processions and rites
Word History
Etymology
Middle French Corybante, from Latin Corybas, from Greek Korybas
First Known Use
14th century, in the meaning defined above
- magnetizing
- magnetizing current
- magnetizing force
- magneto
- magneto-
- magneto-optic
- magneto-optical
- magneto-optics
- magnetocaloric effect
- magnetochemical
- magnetochemistry
- magnetoelastic
- magnetoelasticity
- magnetoelectric
- magnetoelectricities
- magnetoencephalographies
- magnetoencephalography
- magnetofluiddynamics
- magnetogasdynamic
- magnetogasdynamics
- magnetogenerator
- magnetogram
- magnetograph
- magnetographs
- magnetohydrodynamic