terricrepant
/tɛˈrɪkrɪp(ə)nt/Now archaic and rare
adjective
That rebukes in a terrible manner.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Blount (1618–1679), antiquary and lexicographer. From post-classical Latin terricrepus that makes a terrifying sound + -ant; compare classical Latin crepānt-, crepāns, present participle of crepāre.
- rollicksome
- rollicky
- rollie
- roll in
- rolling
- rolling axis
- rolling back
- rolling barrel
- rolling bee
- rolling boil
- rolling bridge
- rolling calf
- rolling chair
- rolling chock
- rolling colter
- rolling contact
- rolling coulter
- rolling cultivator
- rolling drag
- rolling drunk
- rolling eyed
- rolling friction
- rolling grass
- rolling ground
- rolling hitch