- fenestrated
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Fenestrated — Fe*nes tra*ted, a. 1. (Arch.) Having windows; characterized by windows. [1913 Webster] 2. Same as {Fenestrate}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
fenestrated — [fi nes′trit, fi nes′trit; fen′əstrāt΄, fen′əstrāt΄fi nes′trāt΄id, fen′es trāt΄id] adj. [pp. of rare v. < L fenestratus, pp. of fenestrare, to furnish with openings < fenestra, window: see FENESTRA] 1. having windows, openings, or… … English World dictionary
fenestrated — Having fenestrae or windowlike openings. * * * fen·es·trat·ed fen ə .strāt əd adj having one or more openings or pores <fenestrated blood capillaries> <a fenestrated catheter> * * * fen·es·trat·ed (fenґəs trāt″əd) … Medical dictionary
fenestrated — adjective Date: circa 1852 having one or more openings or pores < fenestrated blood capillaries > … New Collegiate Dictionary
fenestrated membrane — n an elastic membrane of the inner coat of large arteries composed of broad elastic fibers that become fused to form a perforated sheet * * * 1. a membrane that has tiny pores or fenestrae. 2. either of the elastic membranes of arteries; see… … Medical dictionary
fenestrated membrane — noun : an elastic membrane of the inner coat of large arteries composed of broad elastic fibers that become fused to form a perforated sheet * * * fenestrated membrane, the outer layer of the inner coat of an artery … Useful english dictionary
fenestrated — /fen euh stray tid, fi nes tray /, adj. Archit. having windows; windowed; characterized by windows. Also, fenestrate. [1820 30; < L fenestratus furnished with windows (see FENESTRA, ATE1) + ED2] * * * … Universalium
fenestrated — adjective Having windows See Also: fenestration … Wiktionary
fenestrated — adj. perforated (Biology, Zoology); having windows, having window like openings (Architecture) … English contemporary dictionary
fenestrated — [ fɛnəˌstreɪtɪd, fɪ nɛstreɪtɪd] adjective 1》 having a window or windows. 2》 chiefly Anatomy having perforations or transparent areas … English new terms dictionary
