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Definition of radiating
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Radiating
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Radiat.
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Radius
::
Radius
(n.)
Radiating
organs,
or
color-markings,
of the
radiates..
Zati
::
Zati (n.) A
species
of
macaque
(Macacus
pileatus)
native
of India and
Ceylon.
It has a crown of long erect hair, and tuft of
radiating
hairs on the back of the head.
Called
also
capped
macaque..
Dissepiment
::
Dissepiment
(n.) One of the
transverse,
calcareous
partitions
between
the
radiating
septa of a
coral..
Apolar
::
Apolar
(a.)
Having
no
radiating
processes;
--
applied
particularly
to
certain
nerve
cells.
Penciled
::
Penciled
(a.)
Marked
with
parallel
or
radiating
lines.
Irradiating
::
Irradiating
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Irradiat.
Mushroom
::
Mushroom
(n.) An
edible
fungus
(Agaricus
campestris),
having
a white stalk which bears a
convex
or oven
flattish
expanded
portion
called
the
pileus.
This is
whitish
and silky or
somewhat
scaly
above,
and bears on the under side
radiating
gills which are at first
flesh-colored,
but
gradually
become
brown.
The plant grows in rich
pastures
and is
proverbial
for
rapidity
of
growth
and
shortness
of
duration.
It has a
pleasant
smell,
and is
largely
used as food. It is also
cultivated
from
spawn..
Mesentery
::
Mesentery
(n.) One of the
vertical
muscular
radiating
partitions
which
divide
the body
cavity
of
Anthozoa
into
chambers.
Irradiant
::
Irradiant
(a.)
Irradiating
or
illuminating;
as, the
irradiant
moon..
Eradiating
::
Eradiating
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Eradiat.
Dark
::
Dark (a.)
Destitute,
or
partially
destitute,
of
light;
not
receiving,
reflecting,
or
radiating
light;
wholly
or
partially
black,
or of some deep shade of
color;
not
light-colored;
as, a dark room; a dark day; dark
cloth;
dark
paint;
a dark
complexion..
Corradial
::
Corradial
(a.)
Radiating
to or from the same
point.
Carbuncle
::
Carbuncle
(n.) A
charge
or
bearing
supposed
to
represent
the
precious
stone.
It has eight
scepters
or
staves
radiating
from a
common
center.
Called
also
escarbuncle.
Cockle
::
Cockle
(n.) A
bivalve
mollusk,
with
radiating
ribs, of the genus
Cardium,
especially
C.
edule,
used in
Europe
for food; --
sometimes
applied
to
similar
shells
of other
genera..
Stellation
::
Stellated
(a.)
Starlike;
having
similar
parts
radiating
from a
common
center;
as,
stellate
flowers..
Star
::
Star (v. t.) To set or adorn with
stars,
or
bright,
radiating
bodies;
to
bespangle;
as, a robe
starred
with
gems..
Luxullianite
::
Luxullianite
(n.) A kind of
granite
from
Luxullian,
Cornwall,
characterized
by the
presence
of
radiating
groups
of
minute
tourmaline
crystals..
Radiatiform
::
Radiatiform
(a.)
Having
the
marginal
florets
enlarged
and
radiating
but not
ligulate,
as in the
capitula
or heads of the
cornflower..
Cross
::
Cross (n.) An
appendage
or
ornament
or
anything
in the form of a
cross;
a badge or
ornamental
device
of the
general
shape of a
cross;
hence,
such an
ornament,
even when
varying
considerably
from that form; thus, the Cross of the
British
Order of St.
George
and St.
Michael
consists
of a
central
medallion
with seven arms
radiating
from it..
Radiating
::
Radiating
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Radiat.
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