Aglypha
plural noun
Ag·ly·pha
ˈa-glə-fə
: a primary division of the family Colubridae, in its widest sense nearly or exactly coextensive with the Aglyphodonta of other classifications
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek aglypha, neuter plural of aglyphos unhewn, from a- a- entry 2 + -glyphos (from glyphein to cut, hew) (to cut)
First Known Use
1890, in the meaning defined above
- stackgarth
- Stackhousia
- Stackhousiaceae
- stacking
- stacking (up)
- stacking swivel
- stacking up
- stacking up (against or with)
- stacking up against or with
- stackings
- stacks
- stacks (up)
- stacks up
- stacks up (against or with)
- stacks up against or with
- stackstand
- stackups
- stackyard
- stackyards
- stacte
- stactes
- stactometer
- stactometers
- stad
- staddas