dysyntribite
noun
dy·syn·tri·bite
\də̇ˈsin‧trəˌbīt\
Definition of dysyntribite
-s
: a variety of pinite
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Origin and Etymology of dysyntribite
dys- + Greek syntribein to rub together, shatter, crush (from syn- + tribein to rub) + English -ite — more at throw
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