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Definition of tubular
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of tubular is as below...
Tubular
(a.)
Having
the form of a tube, or pipe;
consisting
of a pipe;
fistular;
as, a
tubular
snout;
a
tubular
calyx.
Also,
containing,
or
provided
with,
tubes..
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Farctate
::
Farctate
(v. t.)
Stuffed;
filled
solid;
as, a
farctate
leaf, stem, or
pericarp;
--
opposed
to
tubular
or
hollow..
Vaginula
::
Vaginula
(n.) One of the
tubular
florets
in
composite
flowers.
Scaphopda
::
Scaphopda
(n. pl.) A class of
marine
cephalate
Mollusca
having
a
tubular
shell open at both ends, a
pointed
or
spadelike
foot for
burrowing,
and many long,
slender,
prehensile
oral
tentacles.
It
includes
Dentalium,
or the tooth
shells,
and other
similar
shells.
Called
also
Prosopocephala,
and
Solenoconcha..
Salpa
::
Salpa (n.) A genus of
transparent,
tubular,
free-swimming
oceanic
tunicates
found
abundantly
in all the
warmer
latitudes.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Faucet
::
Faucet
(n.) A
fixture
for
drawing
a
liquid,
as
water,
molasses,
oil, etc., from a pipe, cask, or other
vessel,
in such
quantities
as may be
desired;
--
called
also tap, and cock. It
consists
of a
tubular
spout,
stopped
with a
movable
plug,
spigot,
valve,
or
slide..
Cannular
::
Cannular
(a.)
Having
the form of a tube;
tubular.
Tubulicole
::
Tubulicole
(n.) Any
hydroid
which has
tubular
chitinous
stems.
Multitubular
::
Multitubular
(a.)
Having
many
tubes;
as, a
multitubular
boiler..
Siphon
::
Siphon
(n.) The
tubular
organ
through
which water is
ejected
from the gill
cavity
of a
cephaloid.
It
serves
as a
locomotive
organ,
by
guiding
and
confining
the jet of
water.
Called
also
siphuncle.
See
Illust.
under
Loligo,
and
Dibranchiata..
Bellows Fish
::
Bellows
fish () A
European
fish
(Centriscus
scolopax),
distinguished
by a long
tubular
snout,
like the pipe of a
bellows;
--
called
also
trumpet
fish, and snipe
fish..
Siphon
::
Siphon
(n.) A
tubular
organ
connected
both with the
esophagus
and the
intestine
of
certain
sea
urchins
and
annelids.
Pipe
::
Pipe (v. i.) To play on a pipe, fife,
flute,
or other
tubular
wind
instrument
of
music..
Spiracle
::
Spiracle
(n.) A
tubular
orifice
communicating
with the gill
cavity
of
certain
ganoid
and all
elasmobranch
fishes.
It is the
modified
first gill
cleft.
Inosculate
::
Inosculate
(v. i.) To unite by
apposition
or
contact,
as two
tubular
vessels
at their
extremities;
to
anastomose..
Periscope
::
Periscope
(n.) an
optical
instrument
of
tubular
shape
containing
an
arrangement
of
lenses
and
mirrors
(or
prisms),
allowing
a
person
to
observe
a field of view
otherwise
obstructed,
as
beyond
an
obstructing
object
or (as in
submarines)
above the
surface
of the
water..
Flutemouth
::
Flutemouth
(n.) A fish of the genus
Aulostoma,
having
a much
elongated
tubular
snout..
Tubularian
::
Tubularian
(n.) Any
hydroid
belonging
to the
suborder
Tubularida.
Hair
::
Hair (n.) One the
above-mentioned
filaments,
consisting,
in
invertebrate
animals,
of a long,
tubular
part which is free and
flexible,
and a
bulbous
root
imbedded
in the
skin..
Trumpet-shaped
::
Trumpet-shaped
(a.)
Tubular
with one end
dilated,
as the
flower
of the
trumpet
creeper..
Tubulate
::
Tubulate
(a.)
Tubular;
tubulated;
tubulous.
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