planetolatry
/ˌplanɪˈtɒlətri/rare
noun
Idolatrous worship of the planets.
Origin
1960s; earliest use found in C. S. Lewis (1898–1963), writer and scholar. From planet + -olatry.
- Field of the Cloth of Gold
- field of vision
- field onion
- field park
- field pattern
- field pay
- field pea
- field physics
- field piece
- field plot
- field poppy
- field position
- field post
- field postcard
- field post office
- field practice
- field preacher
- field preaching
- field-programmable
- field punishment
- field ranger
- field rank
- field rat
- field reeve
- field regulator