LOBUS

Meaning of LOBUS in English

/loh"beuhs/ , n. , pl. lobi /-buy/ . Anat.

a lobe.

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-LOBUS — ləbəs noun combining form : one having a (specified) kind of lobe — in generic names Chaeno lobus Gono lobus
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LOBUS — ˈlōbəs noun ( plural lo·bi -ˌbī) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek lobos : lobe
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LOBUS — n. lobe (Anatomy)
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LOBE — noun Etymology: Middle French, from Late Latin lobus, from Greek lobos Date: 1541 a curved or rounded projection or division
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LOBATE — also ~d adjective Etymology: New Latin lobatus, from Late Latin lobus Date: circa 1760 lobed , resembling a lobe, lobation …
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TANYLOBOUS — |tanə̇|lōbəs adjective Etymology: New Latin, from tany- + lobus : having or being an elongated prostomium set off by a …
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POMOLOBUS — pəˈmäləbəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, probably irregular from Greek pōmat-, pōma lid + New Latin -lobus — more …
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ORECTOLOBUS — ōˌrekˈtäləbəs, ˌōrˌe- noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek orektos stretched out + New Latin -lobus : the type …
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LOBI — plural of lobus
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LOBE
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GONOLOBUS — gōˈnäləbəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from gon- + -lobus : a genus of American herbaceous vines (family Asclepiadaceae) …
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CEPHALOBIDAE — ˌsefəˈlōbəˌdē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Cephalobus, type genus (probably irregular from cephal- + -lobus ) + …
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LOBI — /loh"buy/ , n. pl. of lobus .
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LOBE — /lohb/ , n. 1. a roundish projection or division, as of an organ or a leaf. 2. earlobe. [ 1515-25; …
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LOBE — noun Etymology: Middle French, from Late Latin lobus, from Greek lobos Date: 1541 : a curved or rounded projection or …
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LOBATE — adjective also lo·bat·ed -ˌbā-təd Etymology: New Latin lobatus, from Late Latin lobus Date: circa 1760 1. : lobed 2. : …
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LOBE — [lobe] n [MF, fr. LL lobus, fr. Gk lobos] (1541): a curved or rounded projection or division; specif: a usu. …
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LOBATE — [lo.bate] also lo.bat.ed adj [NL lobatus, fr. LL lobus] (ca. 1760) 1: lobed 2: resembling a lobe -- lo.ba.tion n
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LOBE — lobe /ləʊb $ loʊb/ BrE AmE noun [countable] [ Date: 1400-1500 ; Language: Late Latin ; Origin: lobus , from …
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