classical language
noun
(Originally) ancient Greek or Latin; (later also) the form of a language used during the most highly developed stage of its early history.
Origin
Mid 18th century.
- aquatic
- aquatint
- aquavit
- aqua vitae
- aqueduct
- aqueduct of Sylvius
- aqueous
- aqueous humour
- a quick one
- Aquidneck
- aquifer
- Aquila
- aquilegia
- aquiline
- Aquinas, St Thomas
- Aquitaine
- Aquitaine, Eleanor of
- self-cancelling
- self-catering
- self-censorship
- self-centred
- self-centredly
- self-centredness
- self-certificate
- self-certification