succinic                pertaining to amber.
nacre                   mother-of-pearl.  [< ML /nacara/ kind of drum,
                        nacre < Ar naqqa~rah drum.]
amber                   [< Ar /`anbar/ ambergris.]
ambergris               [< F /ambre gris/ gray amber.]
paronym                 a word having the same root as another.
naker                   a kettledrum usually played as a pair.
paregmenon              (rhet.) the juxtaposition of words having a
                        common etymology.
raggle                  a groove in masonry in which to fit flashing. [?]
regle                   a channel for a sliding door.  [< F /re`gle/
                        straight-edge].
tatpurusha              word formed from attributive and substantive noun.
                        e.g. "bookcase", "aircraft".
strickle                a straightedge used to strike grain level
                        with the top of a measure; a tool for
                        sharpening scythes.
croze                   the groove at each end of a barrel stave into
                        which the top or bottom fits.
bahuvrihi               word formed from adjectival and nominal components,
                        denoting a person or thing having the nominal element.
                        e.g. "bonehead", "redcoat", "heavy-handed".
howel                   a groove in the inner edge of a barrel stave,
                        into which the top or bottom fits.
fillister               a rabbet or groove, as on a window sash.
calque                  a loan translation, esp. one in which the
                        morphemes of a word are individually translated.