diapasm
noun
di·a·pasm
ˈdīəˌpazəm
plural -s
archaic
: a perfume of powdered aromatic herbs sometimes made into little balls and strung together
Word History
Etymology
Latin diapasma, from Greek diapasma, from diapassein to sprinkle, from dia- + passein to sprinkle
- nonparty
- nonpasserine
- nonpassive
- nonpasts
- nonpathogenic
- nonpaying
- nonpayment
- nonpayments
- nonpeak
- nonpecuniary
- nonperformance
- nonperformances
- nonperformer
- nonperformers
- nonperforming
- nonperiodic
- nonperipteral
- nonperishable
- nonperishables
- nonpermanent
- nonpermissive
- nonpersistent
- nonperson
- nonpersonal
- nonpersons