orchesography
noun
or·che·sog·ra·phy
ˌȯ(r)kəˈsägrəfē
plural -es
: choreography
Word History
Etymology
French orchésographie, from Middle French orchesographie, from Greek orchēsis dancing + Middle French -o- + -graphie -graphy
- intercampus
- intercardinal
- intercarotid body
- intercartilaginous ossification
- intercaste
- intercatenated
- intercede
- interceded
- interceder
- interceders
- intercedes
- interceding
- intercell
- intercellular
- intercellular substance
- intercensal
- intercentral
- intercentrum
- intercept
- intercepted
- intercepter
- intercepters
- intercepting
- interception
- interceptions