mesoscaphe
/ˈmɛsə(ʊ)skeɪf/(also mesoscaph) Now historical
noun
A submersible vessel designed for exploration of the sea at moderate depths.
Origin
1950s; earliest use found in The Britannica Book of the Year. From French mésoscaphe from méso- + -scaphe (in bathyscaphe: see bathyscaph(e).
- multiple arc
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- multiple bond
- multiple bonding
- multiple chemical sensitivity
- multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome
- multiple-choice
- multiple-color
- multiple-colour
- multiple-disc
- multiple-disk
- multiple-drug
- multiple echo
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- multiple fission
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- multiple image
- multiple injuries
- multiple integral
- multiple-launch
- multiple listing
- multiple-mirror