rotular
/ˈrɒtjʊlə/ /ˈrɒtʃʊlə/adjective
1Of a document: of the nature of or having the form of a roll.
- rare before late 19th cent..
2Chiefly Zoology and Palaeontology. Of or relating to the rotula (patella) or (more generally) the knee; patellar.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in Anthony Wood (1632–1695), antiquary. From rotula and its etymon classical Latin rotula + -ar.
- bring something to the party
- bring something to the table
- bring something to the table (or party)
- bring something up
- bring something up to code
- bring the house down
- bring to naught
- bring up
- bring up the rear
- brinicle
- brinjal
- brink
- Brink, André
- Brinkley, David
- brinkmanship
- brinksmanship
- brinny
- briny
- brio
- brioche
- briquet
- briquette
- bris
- Brisbane
- Brisbane, Sir Thomas