pentalophodont
Zoology and Palaeontology
adjective
Having molar teeth with five ridges.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Encyclopaedia Britannica. From penta- + lopho- + -odont; compare scientific Latin Pentalophodon, former subgenus of mastodons characterized by teeth of this kind.
- plough point
- plough pose
- plough press
- plough-service
- ploughshare
- ploughshare bone
- plough shoe
- plough-silver
- plough-soil
- plough something in/back
- plough staff
- plough stilt
- plough stock
- plough stot
- ploughswain
- plough-tail
- plough timber
- plough-tree
- Little England
- Little Englander
- Little Entente
- little fever
- little finger
- little fish
- little folk