univerbation
noun
uni·ver·ba·tion ˌyü-ni-vər-ˈbā-shən 
: the process by which a fixed collocation of words becomes a single word (such as the verb atone from the phrase at one, or the adjective dyed-in-the-wool from the phrase dyed in the wool)
Word History
Etymology
probably borrowed from French, from uni- uni- + Latin verbum "word" + French -ation -ation — more at word entry 1
First Known Use
1965, in the meaning defined above
- screen
- screen (off)
- screen analysis
- screen bulkhead
- screen cloth
- screen dump
- screen facade
- screen gate
- screen grid
- screen memory
- screen off
- screen one's (telephone calls
- screen one's (telephone/phone) calls
- screen one's phone) calls
- screen out
- screen pass
- screen plate
- screen presence
- screen print
- screen printing
- screen process
- screen saver
- screen test
- screen time
- screen tree