acervative
/əˈsəːvətɪv/rare
adjective
Forming or resulting in a heap or mass.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Carpenter (1813–1885), biologist and university administrator. From classical Latin acervāt-, past participial stem of acervāre acervate + -ive.
- fine-spun
- finesse
- fine structure
- fine-structure constant
- fine-tooth comb
- fine-toothed comb
- fine-tune
- fine words butter no parsnips
- finfoot
- Fingal
- Fingal's Cave
- finger
- finger alphabet
- finger biscuit
- fingerboard
- finger bowl
- finger buffet
- finger chip
- finger cymbal
- finger-dry
- fingered
- fingerfish
- finger food
- fingerhold
- finger hole