Pythagorean letter
noun
The capital form of the Greek letter upsilon (Υ), especially used as a symbol of the divergent paths of virtue and vice.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in George Chapman (?1560–1634), poet and playwright.
- allo-
- alloaesthesia
- alloalbumin
- alloalbuminaemia
- alloalbuminemia
- alloantibody
- alloantigen
- alloantiserum
- allobarbital
- Winona
- win on points
- win (or earn) one's spurs
- win or lose
- winsome
- winsomely
- winsomeness
- Winston-Salem
- winter
- winter aconite
- winterberry
- winterbourne
- winter cherry
- winter count
- winter creeper
- winter cress