laboursome
/ˈleɪbəs(ə)m/adjective
1Requiring, involving, or characterized by hard work or exertion.
2Of a ship: unstable; inclined to pitch and roll violently in rough seas; (of a cargo) liable to cause a ship to become unstable in this way. Compare labour. Now rare.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Ralph Robinson (1520–1577), translator. Partly from labour + -some, and partly from labour + -some.
- radio luminosity
- radio-luminous
- radiolysis
- radiolytic
- radiolytically
- radioman
- radio map
- radiometal
- radiometallic
- radiometallography
- radiometeorograph
- radiometer
- radiometric
- radiometrically
- radiometric dating
- radiometric magnitude
- radiometry
- radiomicrometer
- radio microphone
- radio mike
- radiomimetic
- radio navigation
- radio navigational
- radionecrosis
- radionecrotic