plicatulate
/plɪˈkeɪtjʊlət/ /plʌɪˈkeɪtjʊlət/ /plɪˈkeɪtʃʊlət/Geology and Biology rare
adjective
Minutely plicate; having narrow, closely spaced folds or ridges.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in American Journal of Science. From classical Latin plicātus plicate + -ul-, probably ultimately after Latin diminutive formations + -ate.
- polyphenol oxidase
- polyphenylene
- polyphiloprogenitive
- polyphloisboian
- polyphloisboisterous
- polyphobia
- polyphon
- polyphonal
- polyphone
- polyphonian
- polyphonic
- polyphonical
- polyphonically
- polyphonism
- polyphonist
- polyphonous
- polyphony
- polyphosphate
- polyphosphoric acid
- Polyphoto
- polyphylesis
- polyphyletic
- polyphyletism
- polyphyllous
- polyphylly