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philograph

philograph noun: an instrument like a viewfinder to aid in the construction of diagrams by indicating perspective.

Noun

philograph (plural philographs)

  1. (historical) An instrument like a viewfinder to aid in the construction of diagrams by indicating perspective.

Forms of philograph

pluralphilographs

Origin of philograph

philo- + -graph

Questions about philograph

What does philograph mean?
Philograph means an instrument like a viewfinder to aid in the construction of diagrams by indicating perspective.
What part of speech is philograph?
Philograph is a noun.
What is the plural of philograph?
The plural of philograph is philographs.

Words near philograph in the dictionary

  1. Philogenes
  2. philogenies
  3. philogenitive
  4. philogenitiveness
  5. philogeny
  6. philograph
  7. philographer
  8. philographers
  9. philographic
  10. philographs
  11. philography

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