Orbitolites
noun
Or·bi·to·li·tes
ˌȯ(r)bətəˈlīt(ˌ)ēz
: a genus of foraminiferans of the Eocene that form thin, broad, circular disks containing numerous small chambers disposed concentrically about a few spirally wound primordial chambers
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Latin orbita track, rut, orbit + New Latin -o- + -lites -lite
- be hurting
- be in each other's pockets
- be in for a (big surprise
- be in for a (big/real) surprise
- be in for a real) surprise
- be in for the high jump
- be in love
- be in receipt of
- be in someone's face
- be in the swing of things
- be in with a shout
- be into (someone) for
- be into for
- be into someone for
- be kind enough
- be laughing
- be left to one's own devices
- be living on borrowed time
- be made of sterner stuff
- be made of sterner/tougher stuff
- be made of tougher stuff
- be my guest
- be mysterious
- be no respecter of persons
- be not a patch on