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61loc. cit. — loc. cit. ► ABBREVIATION ▪ in the passage already cited. ORIGIN Latin loco citato …
62loc. cit. — loc. cit. abbrev. [L loco citato] in the place cited …
63loc|a|tive — «LOK uh tihv», adjective, noun. Grammar. –adj. indicating place. –n. 1. a case used to indicate place in which. 2. a word in this case, such as Latin domi, “at home.” ╂[< New Latin locativus < Latin locāre; see etym. under locate (Cf.… …
64loc|u|lar — «LOK yuh luhr», adjective. having one or more locules (used chiefly in compounds, such as bilocular, trilocular) …
65loc|u|lat|ed — «LOK yuh LAY tihd», adjective. = loculate. (Cf. ↑loculate) …
66loc|u|late — «LOK yuh layt, liht», adjective. having locules …
67loc|u|la|tion — «LOK yuh LAY shuhn», noun. separation into locules …
68loc|ule — «LOK yool», noun. a small cavity or cell in animal or plant tissue, separated from another locule by a septum, such as a compartment in an ovary, fruit, or anther. ╂[< Latin loculus chest, compartment; (literally) small place (diminutive) < …
69loc|u|lose — «LOK yuh lohs», adjective. divided into locules or cells …
70loc|u|lous — «LOK yuh luhs», adjective. = loculose. (Cf. ↑loculose) …