cuspidate
91cuspidato — pl.m. cuspidati sing.f. cuspidata pl.f. cuspidate …
92cuspid — (n.) 1743, from L. cuspis (gen. cuspidus) point, pointed end (see CUSP (Cf. cusp)). Of teeth, from 1878. Related: Cuspidate (adj.), attested from 1690s …
93Acroxis — Gk akros, at the tip; oxys, pointed. Glumes cuspidate …
94cuspid — noun a tooth with a single cusp or point; a canine tooth. Derivatives cuspidate adjective Origin C18: from L. cuspis, cuspid point or apex …
95acuminate — a.; (also acuminated) (Bot.) Sharp, acute, pointed, cuspidate, cuspidated …
96acute — a. 1. Sharp, pointed, acuminate, cuspidate. 2. Keen, shrewd, discerning, knowing, quick, sharp, smart, bright, sage, sagacious, intelligent, astute, ingenious, subtle, penetrating, piercing, clear sighted, sharp witted, long headed. 3. Severe,… …
97eye-tooth — n. Canine tooth, cuspidate tooth …
98cuspidated — a. See cuspidate …
99acute — adj 1. pointed, sharpened, peaked, cus pated, cuspidate, acuate, Botr apiculate; needle shaped; acicular, aciculate, Bot., Zool. acuminate; barbed, prickly, spinous, acanthaceous, echinate, pectinated. 2. sharp, intense, cutting, piercing,… …
100peaked — I adj 1. pinnacled, crested, crowned, capped; cusped, cuspate, cuspated, cusplike, cuspidal, cuspidate, cuspidated, niblike, Brit. nibbed. 2. sharp, pointed, pointy, acute, tipped, Both Bot., Zool. mucronate, mucronated; tapered, awl shaped,… …