acnodal
/akˈnəʊdl/Geometry
adjective
Characterized by or relating to an acnode or acnodes.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Arthur Cayley (1821–1895), mathematician. From acnode + -al.
- money musk
- moneyness
- moneyocracy
- money of account
- money-off
- money order
- money-orientated
- money-oriented
- money pit
- money player
- money politics
- money pot
- money power
- money purchase
- money purse
- money rent
- money sense
- money shark
- money shop
- money shot
- money spider
- money-spinner
- money-spinning
- money stock
- money-sucker