Deucalion
noun
Deu·ca·lion d(y)ü-ˈkāl-yən 
: a survivor with his wife Pyrrha of a great flood by which Zeus destroys the rest of the human race
Word History
Etymology
Latin Deucaliōn, borrowed from Greek Deukalíōn
First Known Use
1538, in the meaning defined above
- double-shear steel
- double-sided
- double-sighted
- double-space
- double-spaced
- double-spaces
- double-spacing
- double-spread
- double-starred
- double-stop
- double-stopped
- double-stopping
- double-stops
- double-strength
- double-struck
- double-surfaced
- double-swing door
- double-talk
- double-talker
- double-team
- double-teamed
- double-teaming
- double-teams
- double-threaded
- double-throw switch