rugately
/ˈruːɡeɪtli/Zoology and Botany rare
adverb
In a rugate manner; with ridges or wrinkles.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in James Dana (1813–1895), geologist, zoologist, and teacher. From rugate + -ly.
- re-enlarge
- re-enlighten
- re-enlist
- re-enlister
- re-enlistment
- re-enliven
- re-enrol
- re-enroll
- re-enrollment
- re-enrolment
- re-enshrine
- re-enslave
- re-enslavement
- re-enslaving
- re-ensnare
- re-enter
- re-enterable
- re-entering angle
- re-entertain
- re-entertainment
- re-enthral
- re-enthrall
- re-enthrone
- re-enthronement
- re-entice