ephod

eph·od

noun \ˈe-ˌfäd, ˈē-\

Definition of EPHOD

1

: a linen apron worn in ancient Hebrew rites; especially : a vestment for the high priest

2

: an ancient Hebrew instrument of priestly divination

Origin of EPHOD

Middle English, from Late Latin, from Hebrew ēphōdh

First Known Use: 14th century

Other Clothing Terms

babushka, brogue, bumbershoot, cravat, dishabille, furbelow, layette, raiment, spectator

Rhymes with EPHOD

Akkad, Arad, Ashdod, aubade, ballade, Belgrade, bipod, black cod, Black Rod, Cape Cod, couvade, croustade, death squad, dry-shod, facade, fantod, fly rod, glissade, hot-rod, jihad, lingcod, Nimrod, oeillade, peasecod, pomade, ramrod, Riyadh, roughshod, roulade, saccade, scalade, seedpod, slipshod, sun god, synod, tie-rod, tightwad, tomcod, torsade, tripod, unshod, vice squad