ecofact
/ˈiːkəʊfakt/ /ˈɛkəʊfakt/Archaeol.
noun
An excavated piece of evidence consisting of natural remains, as opposed to an object of human workmanship. Contrasted with artefact.
Origin
1960s; earliest use found in American Antiquities. From eco- + -fact.
- to one's face
- to one's feet
- to one's fingertips
- to one's heart's content (or delight)
- to one's liking
- to one's satisfaction
- to one's way of thinking
- toonie
- toon's officer
- to (or by) all appearances
- to order
- too right
- to (or on or according to) schedule
- to (or until) one's dying day
- to (or up to) the nines
- toot
- tooter
- tooth
- toothache
- toothbrush
- toothbrush moustache
- toothcarp
- toothcomb
- tooth decay
- toothed