tunic /tūˈnik/

1. A Roman shirtlike undergarment
2. Applied also to the Greek chiton, and to various similar garments, usu a sort of belted coat and gown, or blouse
3. A close-fitting soldier's or police officer's jacket
4. A tunicle
5. An investing layer, membrane or integument (biology)

Tunicāˈta plural noun

The Urochordata, a subphylum of the Chordata, including the ascidians (the sea squirts)

tuˈnicate noun

A member of the Tunicata

tuˈnicate or tuˈnicated adjective (botany and zoology)

1. Having a tunic
2. Formed in concentric coats
3. Of the Tunicata

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