Furcate

  • 11furcate — Synonyms and related words: V shaped, Y shaped, akimbo, angle, angle off, angular, arboreal, arborescent, arboriform, bend, bent, biforked, bifurcate, bifurcated, branch, branch out, branched, branching, branchlike, cornered, crank, crook,… …

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  • 12furcate — fur·cate || fÉœrkeɪt / fɜː v. branch out, divide, split; form into branches adj. forked, branched, split, divided …

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  • 13furcate — facture …

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  • 14furcate — verb fə:keɪt, fə: keɪt divide into two or more branches; fork. adjective fə:keɪt, kət forked. Derivatives furcation noun Origin C19 (earlier (C17) as furcation): from late L. furcatus cloven , from L. furca fork …

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  • 15furcate — a.; (also furcated) Forked, fork shaped, branching, divaricated, furcular …

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  • 16furcate — fur·cate …

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  • 17furcate — fur•cate adj. [[t]ˈfɜr keɪt, kɪt[/t]] v. [[t] keɪt[/t]] adj. v. cat•ed, cat•ing 1) forked; branching 2) to form a fork; branch • Etymology: 1810–20; < L furc(a) fork+ ate I fur•ca′tion, n …

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  • 18furcate — adjective /ˈfɜkeɪt / (say ferkayt), / kət/ (say kuht) 1. forked. –verb (i) /ˈfɜkeɪt / (say ferkayt) (furcated, furcating) 2. to form a fork; divide into branches. {Medieval Latin furcātus cloven, from Latin furca fork} –furcation /fɜˈkeɪʃən/ (say …

  • 19furcate —   a. branched.    ♦ furcellate, a. slightly branched.    ♦ furcation, n …

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  • 20furcate — adj. & v. adj. also forked, branched. v.intr. form a fork, divide. Derivatives: furcation n. Etymology: L furca fork: (adj.) f. LL furcatus …

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