About The Word Furcate
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Furcate
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What's The Definition Of Furcate?
[v] divide into two or more branches so as to form a fork; "The road forks"
Synonyms | Synonyms for Furcate: branch | fork | ramify | separate Related Terms | Find terms related to Furcate: akimbo | angle | angle off | angular | arboreal | arborescent | arboriform | bend | bent | biforked | bifurcate | bifurcated | branch | branch out | branched | branching | branchlike | cornered | crank | crook | crooked | crotched | dendriform | dendritic | divaricate | elbow | fork | forked | forking | forklike | furcal | geniculate | geniculated | hook | hooked | jagged | knee-shaped | pointed | pronged | ramify | ramous | sawtooth | saw-toothed | serrate | sharp | sharp-cornered | stem | swerve | treelike | tree-shaped | tridentlike | trifurcate | trifurcated | veer | V-shaped | Y-shaped | zag | zig | zigzag See Also | arborise | arborize | bifurcate | branch out | broaden | diverge | diversify | trifurcate | twig Furcate In Webster's Dictionary \Fur"cate\, Furcated \Fur"ca*ted\, a. [L. furca fork.
See {Fork}.]
Forked; branching like a fork; as, furcate twigs.
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