scapolite
noun
scap·o·lite ˈska-pə-ˌlīt 
: any of a group of minerals that are essentially complex silicates of aluminum, calcium, and sodium and that include some used as semiprecious stones
Word History
Etymology
French, from Latin scapus shaft + French -o- + -lite; from the prismatic shape of its crystals
First Known Use
1802, in the meaning defined above
- scorpaenoideae
- scorpaenoideas
- scorpaenoids
- scorper
- scorpers
- Scorpidae
- Scorpididae
- scorpii
- Scorpio
- scorpioid
- scorpioid cyme
- Scorpioidea
- scorpion
- scorpion bug
- scorpion fish
- scorpion fly
- scorpion grass
- scorpion lobster
- scorpion mouse
- scorpion senna
- scorpion shell
- scorpion spider
- scorpion's-tail
- scorpion's-tails
- scorpiones