safehold
/ˈseɪfhəʊld/noun
A place of safety from attack or danger.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Becon (1512/13–1567), theologian and Church of England clergyman. Apparently from safe + hold.
- allopolyploid
- allopolyploidy
- allopreening
- allopurinol
- alloquialism
- All Ordinaries
- All Ordinaries index
- All Ords
- allorecognition
- all-organic
- all (or just) the same
- all-or-none
- all-or-nothing
- allosaurus
- alloseme
- allospecies
- allostasis
- allostatic
- allostatic load
- allosteric
- allosterically
- allosterism
- allostery
- allot
- allotable