interrex
noun
in·ter·rex
ˈintə(r)ˌreks
plural interreges
ˌ⸗⸗ˈrē(ˌ)jēz
: one who exercises supreme or kingly power during an interregnum : a provisional ruler
Word History
Etymology
Latin, from inter- + rex king
- mean moon
- mean no offense
- mean noon
- mean nothing to
- mean nothing to (someone)
- mean nothing to someone
- mean obliquity
- mean place
- mean proportional
- mean reserve
- mean sea level
- mean solar day
- mean something to
- barbareas
- Barbaresco
- barbaresque
- barbarian
- barbarianism
- barbarianisms
- barbarians
- barbaric
- barbarically
- barbaries
- barbarious
- barbarisation