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ramose, a.|rəˈməʊs|
[ad. L. rāmōsus: see ramus and -ose.]
= ramous 1.
1689H. More Answ. Psychop. 139 They are long, smooth, flexible Parts whereas those of Oil are more ramose. 1707Sloane Jamaica I. 66 This Fungus..begins very narrow, growing in breadth to its end, where it is flat, ramose, or deeply cut. 1804Phil. Trans. XCIV. 43 Either in the form of layers, or of mamillae, or in the ramose form of stalactites. 1870Stone Invit. Heeded 184 Churches..springing into vigorous ramose existence.
Hence raˈmosely adv.; † raˈmosity Obs.—0
1656Blount Glossogr., Ramosity, fulness of Boughes, boughiness. 1872H. C. Wood Fresh-w. Algæ 21 A gelatinous stratum..here and there ramosely divaricate. |