theor
/ˈθɪə/Ancient Greek History
noun
An envoy sent on behalf of a state, especially to consult an oracle or perform a religious rite.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas North (1535–?1603), translator. From (i) post-classical Latin theorus.
- poll bill
- poll book
- poll booth
- poll card
- poll clerk
- poll-driven
- polled
- pollee
- pollen
- pollen analysis
- pollen analyst
- pollen-analytic
- pollen-analytical
- pollen basket
- pollen beetle
- pollen brush
- pollen cell
- pollen chamber
- pollen comb
- pollen count
- pollen-dated
- pollen diagram
- pollened
- pollen fever
- pollen grain