sceuophorion
noun
sceuo·pho·rion
ˌskevəˈfȯrˌyȯn
plural sceuophoria
-yə
: a receptacle used in the Eastern Orthodox Church and corresponding to the pyx
Word History
Etymology
Middle Greek skeuophorion, from Greek, yoke placed over the shoulders for carrying pails, from skeuos vessel, utensil + -phorion (from pherein to carry)
- jump ball
- jump bid
- jump boot
- jump cut
- jump dam
- jump down someone's throat
- jump fire
- jump for joy
- jump head
- jump hook
- jump in
- jump in a lake
- jump in at the deep end
- jump in the deep end
- jump in the lake
- jump into action
- jump jet
- jump jets
- jump joint
- jump line
- jump off the page
- jump on
- jump out at
- jump out of one's skin
- jump page