Amphitrite
noun
Am·phi·tri·te
ˈamfəˌtrītē
: a genus of tube-inhabiting marine annelid worms having branching gills and many tentacles anterior to the mouth
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Amphitrite, wife of Neptune and goddess of the sea, from Latin, from Greek Amphitritē
First Known Use
1752, in the meaning defined above
- levitational
- levitations
- anti-church
- anti-cigarette
- anti-city
- anti-classical
- anti-collision
- anti-colonial
- anti-colonialism
- anti-colonialist
- anti-commercial
- anti-commercialism
- anti-communism
- anti-communist
- anti-conservation
- anti-conservationist
- anti-conservative
- anti-consumer
- anti-consumerism
- anti-conventional
- anti-corporate
- anti-corruption
- anti-counterfeiting
- anti-crack
- anti-crime