biramoseadj.
/bʌɪˈreɪməʊs/ Zoology.
= biramous adj.
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dichotomizing1606
branching1720
dichotomous1752
ramulose1753
subramose1797
trichotomous1801
tetrachotomous1829
ramellose1853
alar1858
biramose1877
biramous1877
1877 H. Woodward in Encycl. Brit. VI. 652/1 Behind these are six pairs of powerful biramose natatory feet.
1888 G. Rolleston & W. H. Jackson Forms Animal Life (ed. 2) 539 With a bivalve shell and large natatory biramose second antennæ.
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adj.1877- make one's recourse to
- make one's repair
- make one's repair to
- make one's residence
- make one's respects
- make one's retinue with
- make one's rhetoric
- make one's running good
- make one's seat
- make one's shrift
- make one's soul
- make one's stand
- make one's stations
- make one's toilet
- make one's vaunt
- make one's way
- make one's ways
- make one's woning
- make oneself a name
- make oneself an ass
- make oneself at home
- make oneself even
- make oneself felt
- make oneself forth
- make oneself glee