marbelic

English

Etymology

From marble +‎ -ic.

Adjective

marbelic (comparative more marbelic, superlative most marbelic)

  1. (uncommon) Made of, or relating to, marble or marbles.
    • 2015 June 1, Boundegar, “Watch an insane marble machine with 11,000 marbles”, in boingboing bbs‎[1]:
      Was that an AND gate at 0:35? This could be the forerunner to the world’s first fully marbelic computer.
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