albid
/ˈalbɪd/adjective
1Whitish. Now rare.
2 Palaeontology. Designating (part of) a conodont element which is white in colour, and opaque rather than translucent.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Tomlinson (fl. 1657). From classical Latin albidus whitish, white from albēre to be white + -idus.
- flag day
- flagellant
- flagellar
- flagellate
- flagellation
- flagellator
- flagellatory
- flagelliform
- flagellin
- flagellum
- flageolet
- flagfall
- flagfish
- flag-flying
- flag football
- flagged
- flagger
- Flagg, James Montgomery
- flagitious
- flagitiously
- flagitiousness
- Flagler, Henry Morrison
- flag lieutenant
- flagman
- flag of convenience