Olmec
noun
Ol·mec ˈäl-ˌmek 
ˈōl-
: an ancient people of the southern east coast of Mexico who flourished about 1200 to 400 b.c.
Word History
Etymology
Nahuatl Ōlmēcah, a coastal people in Aztec history, from Ōlmān, their homeland, probably from ōlli rubber
First Known Use
1852, in the meaning defined above
- pressure point
- pressure ridge
- pressure saucepan
- pressure shift
- pressure stage
- pressure stop
- pressure suit
- pressure tank
- pressure tube
- pressure vessel
- pressure wave
- pressure welding
- pressure-cook
- pressure-cooked
- pressure-cooking
- pressure-cooks
- pressure-sensitive
- pressured
- pressureless
- pressures
- pressuring
- pressurisation
- pressurisations
- pressurise
- pressurised