submacroscopic
/ˌsʌbmakrə(ʊ)ˈskɒpɪk/adjective
Not large enough (or barely large enough) to be visible to the naked eye; visible without a microscope, using a simple magnifying lens.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Bulletin of the United States Geological Survey. From sub- + macroscopic, probably after submicroscopic.
- potter
- Potter, Beatrix
- Potter, Dennis
- potterer
- potteress
- potter's clay
- potter's earth
- potter's field
- potter's lathe
- potter's ore
- potter's wheel
- potter wasp
- pottery
- pottery clay
- pottery mold
- pottery mould
- pottery oven
- pottery tissue
- pottery tree
- pottiness
- potting compost
- pottinger
- potting-pot
- potting shed
- potting soil