neologic
/ˌnɪə(ʊ)ˈlɒdʒɪk/adjective
= neological 2.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in William Taylor (1765–1836), reviewer and translator. From neology + -ic; compare -logic. Compare French néologique, Italian neologico, both in sense ‘relating to the formation of new words’. Compare also German neologisch.
- pregnancy
- pregnancy sickness
- pregnancy test
- pregnandiol
- pregnane
- pregnanediol
- pregnanolone
- pregnant
- pregnant construction
- pregnantly
- pregnant negative
- pregnantness
- pregnate
- pregnation
- pregnenolone
- pre-graduate
- pregrammar
- pregrammatical
- pregravid
- pregustator
- prehallux
- prehalter
- preharvest
- pre-head
- preheat