Definition of canaliculate in English:

canaliculate

adjective ˌkanəˈlɪkjʊlət

Botany Zoology

Long and straight with incurved edges, so as to resemble a gutter or channel. Also: having a longitudinal groove or channel; having minute grooves or tubes.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in James Lee (1715–1795), nurseryman. From classical Latin canāliculātus channelled, grooved (Pliny; 1751 or earlier in scientific Latin) from canāliculus + -ātus.

Definition of canaliculate in US English:

canaliculate

adjectiveˌkanəˈlɪkjʊlət

Botany Zoology

Long and straight with incurved edges, so as to resemble a gutter or channel. Also: having a longitudinal groove or channel; having minute grooves or tubes.

单词	canaliculate
释义	Definition of canaliculate in English: canaliculate adjective ˌkanəˈlɪkjʊlət Botany Zoology Long and straight with incurved edges, so as to resemble a gutter or channel. Also: having a longitudinal groove or channel; having minute grooves or tubes. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in James Lee (1715–1795), nurseryman. From classical Latin canāliculātus channelled, grooved (Pliny; 1751 or earlier in scientific Latin) from canāliculus + -ātus. Definition of canaliculate in US English: canaliculate adjectiveˌkanəˈlɪkjʊlət Botany Zoology Long and straight with incurved edges, so as to resemble a gutter or channel. Also: having a longitudinal groove or channel; having minute grooves or tubes. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in James Lee (1715–1795), nurseryman. From classical Latin canāliculātus channelled, grooved (Pliny; 1751 or earlier in scientific Latin) from canāliculus + -ātus.
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