adj.
Having fimbriae; fringed, as the edge of a petal or the opening of a duct.
[Latin fimbriātus, from fimbriae, fringe.]
fimbriation fim'bri·a'tion n.
Dictionary:
fim·bri·ate (fĭm'brē-ĭt, -āt')
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[Latin fimbriātus, from fimbriae, fringe.]
fimbriation fim'bri·a'tion n.| 5min Related Video: fimbriate |
| Medical Dictionary: fim·bri·ate |
Having fimbriae.
fim'bri·a'tion n.| Veterinary Dictionary: fimbriated |
Fringed; bordered by slender processes.
| Gardener's Dictionary: fimbriate |
Fringed, as the edge of a frilly petal or a leaf.
| WordNet: fimbriate |
The adjective has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
having a fringe of slender processes
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