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91lam|i|nat|ed — «LAM uh NAY tihd», adjective. 1. formed or manufactured in a succession of layers of material: »The magnet must be of laminated construction and is built up from a large number of ½ inch sheets (L. L. Green). 2. consisting of or arranged in… …
92lam|i|na|tion — «LAM uh NAY shuhn», noun. 1. the process of laminating or the condition of being laminated: »Lamination consists of gluing thin planks of wood together to make a thick one. 2. a laminated structure; arrangement in thin layers. 3. a thin layer …
93lam|i|na|tive — «LAM uh NAY tihv», adjective. of a laminated texture …
94lam|i|na|tor — «LAM uh NAY tuhr», noun. a device which protects documents by laminating them between sheets of transparent plastic …
95lam|i|na — «LAM uh nuh», noun, plural nae « nee», nas. 1. a thin plate, scale, or layer: »A type of record which occurs widely throughout the world is that of varves, the laminae in certain clays and sands (G. H. Dury). 2. the flat, wide part of a leaf;… …
96lam|i|nec|to|my — «LAM uh NEHK tuh mee», noun, plural mies. removal of the posterior arch of a vertebra …
97lam|ing|ton — «LAM ihng tuhn», noun. (in Australia and New Zealand) a square of sponge cake with a coating of chocolate and coconut. ╂[< Baron Lamington (C.W. Baillie), governor of Queensland from 1895 to 1901] …
98lam|i|ni|tis — «LAM uh NY tihs», noun. inflammation of the sensitive laminar structures of a horse s foot; founder. ╂[< New Latin laminitis < lamina lamina + itis itis] …
99lam|i|nose — «LAM uh nohs», adjective. consisting of or having the form of laminae …
100lam|i|nous — «LAM uh nuhs», adjective. = laminose. (Cf. ↑laminose) …
