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tubulate
English
Etymology
From Latin tubulatus. See tubular.
Adjective
tubulate (comparative more tubulate, superlative most tubulate)
- tubular
Verb
tubulate (third-person singular simple present tubulates, present participle tubulating, simple past and past participle tubulated)
- (transitive) To form into a tube.
- (transitive) To furnish with one or more tubes.
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subulate
English
Etymology
Latin s?bul?tus
Adjective
subulate (comparative more subulate, superlative most subulate)
- (biology) Awl-shaped; tapering into a sharp point from a broader base.
Usage notes
"Subulate" is usually used for organs with volume; acuminate describes only the apex of an organ; a lanceolate shape is broadest somewhere below the middle, not at the base.
Anagrams
- baetulus
Latin
Adjective
s?bul?te
- vocative masculine singular of s?bul?tus
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