east-south-eastwards
/ˌiːs(t)saʊθˈiːstwədz/noun
= east-south-east rare.
adverb
= east-south-east.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Norman (fl. 1560–1584), maker of mathematical instruments. From east-south-east + -wards.
- subsample
- subsatellite
- subsaturation
- sub's bench
- collateral
- collateral contract
- collateralise
- collaterality
- collateralize
- collaterally
- collation
- collator
- colleague
- collect
- collectability
- collectable
- collectanea
- collected
- collectedly
- collectedness
- collectible
- collectibles
- collection
- collective
- collective bargaining