pentalpha
[ pen-tal-fuh ]
/ pɛnˈtæl fə /
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noun
Nearby words
- pentagrammatic,
- pentahedron,
- pentahydrate,
- pentahydric,
- pentahydroxy,
- pentamerous,
- pentameter,
- pentamethonium bromide,
- pentamethylene,
- pentamethylenediamine
Origin of pentalpha
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Examples from the Web for pentalpha
This star is sometimes called the "pentalpha," as the crossing of its lines suggests five A's.
The Worship of the Church|Jacob A. RegesterHe was a true and courteous knight, and was not only an earnest supporter, but a charter member of Pentalpha Lodge.
The Life and Public Services of James A. Garfield|Emma Elizabeth Brown