punctate(d)
11punctate — /pungk tayt/, adj. marked with points or dots; having minute spots or depressions. Also, punctated. [1750 60; < NL punctatus dotted, equiv. to L punct(um) POINT, dot + atus ATE1] * * * …
12punctate — pʌŋkteɪt adj. marked with small depressions; spotted, dotted …
13punctate — Marked with dots or tiny spots; spotted. Also see ablaq, brindled, pattern, piebald, pointillism, and variegated …
14punctate — [ pʌŋ(k)teɪt] adjective Biology studded with or denoting dots or tiny holes. Derivatives punctation noun Origin C18: from L. punctum point + ate2 …
15punctate — punc·tate …
16punctate — punc•tate [[t]ˈpʌŋk teɪt[/t]] also punc′tat•ed adj. marked with points or dots; having minute spots or depressions • Etymology: 1750–60; < NL pūnctātus dotted = L pūnct(um) point, dot + ātus ate I punc•ta′tion, n …
17punctate — /ˈpʌŋkteɪt/ (say pungktayt) adjective marked with points or dots; having minute spots or depressions. Also, punctated /pʌŋkˈteɪtəd/ (say pungk taytuhd). {New Latin punctātus, from Latin punctum point} …
18punctate — a. like or ending in a point; like a dot; bearing spots; pitted. ♦ punctal, a. like a point. ♦ punctatim, (Latin) adv. point for point . ♦ punctation, n. ♦ puncticular, puncticulate, a. bearing small spots. ♦ punctiform, a. point …
19punctate — adj. Biol. marked or studded with points, dots, spots, etc. Derivatives: punctation n. Etymology: L punctum (as POINT) …
20punctate basophilia — basophilic stippling …
