angelot
noun
an·ge·lot
ˈanjəˌlät
plural -s
1
[so called from the device on the obverse, showing the archangel Michael slaying a dragon] : an Anglo-Gallic gold coin issued in the 15th century by Henry VI of England
2
: angelica sense 3
3
: a small rich cheese made in Normandy
Word History
Etymology
Middle French, from Old French, little angel, diminutive of angele angel
First Known Use
1525, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- losing one's heart to
- losing one's lunch
- losing one's temper
- losing out
- losing record
- losing streak
- losing to
- losing/winning record
- losings
- loss
- loss adjuster
- loss constant
- loss factor
- loss leader
- loss of life
- loss ratio
- loss-and-gain account
- loss-leader
- Lossen rearrangement
- losser
- losses
- myristic acid
- Myristicaceae
- myristicaceaes
- myristicaceous