pricklouse
/ˈprɪklaʊs/Now archaic and historical
noun
A tailor. Usually as a term of derision or contempt.
Origin
Early 16th century; earliest use found in William Dunbar (?1460–?1530), poet and courtier. From prick + louse.
- metapleur
- metapleural
- metapleure
- metapleuron
- metapneustic
- metapode
- metapodial
- metapodium
- metapolitical
- metapolitics
- metapophysis
- metappelet
- metapragmatic
- metapragmatics
- metapsychic
- metapsychical
- metapsychics
- metapsychological
- metapsychology
- metapterygial
- metapterygium
- metapterygoid
- metarhodopsin
- Meta River
- metarule