Look up: lanceolate

1. Lanceolate
   spear-shaped, gradually tapering toward the extremity
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2. Lanceolate
   shaped like a spear head, being tapered at each end.
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3. lanceolate
   [adj] - of a leaf shape
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4. Lanceolate
   Lance-shaped, tapering to a spear-point.
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5. Lanceolate
   A leaf that is lance-shaped.
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6. Lanceolate
   Widening to a maximum near the base and tapering to a point at the apex.
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7. lanceolate
   Lancelike, of a leaf, about four times as long as it is broad, broadest in the lower half and tapering towards the tip. ... (09 Oct 1997) ...
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8. lanceolate
   lancelike adjective of a leaf shape; shaped like a lance head; narrow and tapering to a pointed apex
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9. lanceolate
   (lan´se-o-lāt) shaped like a small blade or lance.
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10. Lanceolate
    • (a.) Alt. of Lanceolated
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11. Lanceolate
    Tapering to a point.
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12. Lanceolate
    Shaped like the head of a lance or leaves; narrow and tapered toward the the distal end and sometimes towards both ends. A term used to describe a major projectile point form that has no notches or shoulders or definable stem. Bases can be round, straight, concave, convex. A sub-type form of Lanceolate could be Lanceolate-Triangular.
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13. LANCEOLATE
    Lance-shaped; longer than wide, tapering to the tip.
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14. Lanceolate
    In botany, the term lanceolate is applied to leaves which are broadest at the base and taper at the end like a lance or spear.
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15. Lanceolate
    Shaped like a lance, much longer than broad, pointed at the tip and widest near the base.
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16. LANCEOLATE
    Lance spear shaped, when associated with leaf shape.
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17. Lanceolate
    Shaped like a lance head, that is, tapering to a point at the apex and at the base.
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