ˈflaɪbaɪˈnaɪt
71fla|bel|li|form — «fluh BEHL uh frm», adjective. = flabellate. (Cf. ↑flabellate) …
72fla|bel|li|nerved — «fluh BEHL uh NURVD», adjective. having a fanlike arrangement of nerves …
73fla|bel|lum — «fluh BEHL uhm», noun, plural bel|la « BEHL uh». 1. a fan shaped part. 2. a fan, especially one used for some ecclesiastical purpose, as the large fans borne before the Pope in certain ceremonies. ╂[< Latin flābellum (diminutive) < flābrum… …
74fla|brum — «FLAY bruhm», noun, plural bra « bruh. = flabellum (def. 2). (Cf. ↑flabellum) …
75fla|gel|lar — «fluh JEHL uhr», adjective. having to do with a flagellum or flagella …
76fla|gel|la — «fluh JEHL luh», noun. a plural of flagellum …
77fla|gel|li|form — «fluh JEHL uh frm», adjective. like a whip; long, thin, and flexible; flagellate. ╂[< Latin flagellum (see etym. under flagellum) (Cf. ↑flagellum) + English form] …
78fla|gel|lu|la — «fluh JEHL yuh luh», noun, plural lae « lee». a spore or sporule with a flagelliform appendage. ╂[< New Latin flagellula < Latin flagellum flagellum] …
79fla|gel|lum — «fluh JEHL uhm», noun, plural la or lums. 1. a long, whiplike tail or part. Certain bacteria, sperm cells, and protozoans have flagella to enable them to move. 2. a runner of a plant. 3. a whip. ╂[< Latin flagellum (diminutive) < flagrum …
80fla|grance — «FLAY gruhns», noun. = flagrancy. (Cf. ↑flagrancy) …
