phrenologic
/ˌfrɛnəˈlɒdʒɪk/Now chiefly historical
adjective
= phrenological.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph the Book-man. From phreno- + -logic, after phrenology. Compare French phrénologique, Spanish frenológico, Portuguese frenologico, German phrenologisch.
- artificial manure
- artificial memory
- artificialness
- artificial porcelain
- artificial reality
- artificial respiration
- artificial rubber
- artificial selection
- artificial silk
- artificial sunlight
- artificial surface
- artificial sweetener
- artificial system
- artificial turf
- artificial year
- artificing
- artificious
- artificiously
- artify
- artilect
- artilise
- artiller
- artilleried
- artillerist
- artillery