Theodotian
noun
The·o·do·tian
ˌthēəˈdōshən
plural -s
: a follower of Theodotus of Constantinople
Word History
Etymology
Theodotus fl190 a.d. Byzantine tanner and religious teacher who founded dynamic monarchianism + English -ian
- close to someone's heart
- close to tears
- close to the bone
- close to the edge
- close to the mark
- close to the vest
- close to the wind
- close up shop
- close with
- close, but no cigar
- close-coupled
- close-cropped
- close-fertilize
- close-fights
- close-fitting
- close-grained
- close-hauled
- close-herd
- close-in
- close-in weapons system
- close-knit
- close-lipped
- close-minded
- close-quarter
- close-quartered