Definition of occludent in English:

occludent

noun əˈkluːd(ə)nt

Something that occludes; an occluder. rare.

adjective əˈkluːd(ə)nt

Zoology. Having the function of, involved in, or undergoing closure or occlusion; specifically designating the edges of the opercular plates of a barnacle which come into contact when the aperture is closed.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Laurence Sterne (1713–1768), writer and Church of England clergyman. As noun from post-classical Latin occludent-, occludens a thing that occludes, use as noun of neuter singular of classical Latin occlūdēns. As adjective from classical Latin occlūdent-, occlūdēns, present participle of occlūdere.

Definition of occludent in US English:

occludent

nounəˈkluːd(ə)nt

Something that occludes; an occluder. rare.

adjectiveəˈkluːd(ə)nt

Zoology. Having the function of, involved in, or undergoing closure or occlusion; specifically designating the edges of the opercular plates of a barnacle which come into contact when the aperture is closed.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Laurence Sterne (1713–1768), writer and Church of England clergyman. As noun from post-classical Latin occludent-, occludens a thing that occludes, use as noun of neuter singular of classical Latin occlūdēns. As adjective from classical Latin occlūdent-, occlūdēns, present participle of occlūdere.

单词	occludent
释义	Definition of occludent in English: occludent noun əˈkluːd(ə)nt Something that occludes; an occluder. rare. adjective əˈkluːd(ə)nt Zoology. Having the function of, involved in, or undergoing closure or occlusion; specifically designating the edges of the opercular plates of a barnacle which come into contact when the aperture is closed. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Laurence Sterne (1713–1768), writer and Church of England clergyman. As noun from post-classical Latin occludent-, occludens a thing that occludes, use as noun of neuter singular of classical Latin occlūdēns. As adjective from classical Latin occlūdent-, occlūdēns, present participle of occlūdere. Definition of occludent in US English: occludent nounəˈkluːd(ə)nt Something that occludes; an occluder. rare. adjectiveəˈkluːd(ə)nt Zoology. Having the function of, involved in, or undergoing closure or occlusion; specifically designating the edges of the opercular plates of a barnacle which come into contact when the aperture is closed. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Laurence Sterne (1713–1768), writer and Church of England clergyman. As noun from post-classical Latin occludent-, occludens a thing that occludes, use as noun of neuter singular of classical Latin occlūdēns. As adjective from classical Latin occlūdent-, occlūdēns, present participle of occlūdere.
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