sexangled
/ˈsɛksaŋɡld/rare
adjective
= sexangular.
Origin
Early 16th century; earliest use found in Stephen Hawes (b. c1474), poet. From classical Latin sex six + angle + -ed, probably after triangled. Compare post-classical Latin sexangulatus (3rd cent.). Compare later angled.
- radiological
- radiologically
- radiologist
- radiology
- radio-loud
- radio-loudness
- radiolucency
- radiolucent
- radioluminescence
- radioluminescent
- radioluminography
- radio luminosity
- radio-luminous
- radiolysis
- radiolytic
- radiolytically
- radioman
- radio map
- radiometal
- radiometallic
- radiometallography
- radiometeorograph
- radiometer
- radiometric
- radiometrically