antichthon
noun
an·tich·thon
anˈtikˌthän,
-ˌthōn,
-thən
plural antichthones
-thəˌnēz
1
: counterearth
2
[Latin antichthones, plural, from Greek, plural of antichthōn] obsolete : an inhabitant of the antipodes —usually used in plural
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin, from Greek antichthōn counterearth, southern hemisphere, from anti- anti- entry 1 + chthōn earth
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- gre peak
- grease
- grease band
- grease cup
- grease gun
- grease monkey
- grease pencil
- grease spot
- grease the hand of
- grease the palm of
- grease the wheels
- grease trap
- grease wool
- grease-nut
- grease-spot photometer
- greaseball
- greaseballs
- greasebush
- greased
- greased line fishing
- greased pig
- greased pole
- greased the hand of
- greasehorn