rubriform
/ˈruːbrɪfɔːm/rare. Now historical
adjective
In Newton's terminology: (of a light ray) that produces the colour red.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Isaac Newton (1642–1727), natural philosopher and mathematician. From post-classical Latin rubriformis from rubri- + classical Latin -formis.
- justicies
- justicing
- justicoat
- justicor
- justifiability
- justifiable
- justifiable homicide
- justifiableness
- justifiably
- justificable
- justification
- justificative
- justificator
- justificatory
- justified
- justifier
- justify
- justifying faith
- justifyingly
- justifying stick
- (just) in case
- Justinian
- Justinianean
- Justinianian
- Justinianic