cryptous
/ˈkrɪptəs/Chiefly Medicine. Now rare
adjective
Of, relating to, or of the nature of a crypt of the body; containing crypts.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in William Nicholson. From either crypt or crypta + -ous, after French crypteux.
- well-proven
- well-provendered
- well-provided
- well-provided-for
- well-publicized
- well qualified
- well-quartered
- well-raised
- well-ranged
- well read
- well-reared
- well-reasoned
- well-received
- well-recorded
- well-reeve
- well-refined
- well-reformed
- well-regulated
- well-remembered
- well-repaired
- well-replenished
- well-reputed
- well-researched
- well-respected
- well-rested