porthole cist
Archaeol.
noun
A stone chamber or coffin entered through a porthole.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in Gordon Childe (1892–1957), prehistorian and labour theorist.
- drink
- drinkable
- drink and drive
- drink (a toast) to
- drink deep
- drink-driver
- drink-driving
- drinker
- drinker moth
- drinking age
- drinking chocolate
- drinking fountain
- drinking game
- drinking horn
- drinking song
- drinking-up time
- drinking water
- drink like a fish
- drink someone's health
- drink someone under the table
- time sampling
- time-saving
- timescale
- time scheme
- time series