1) Altocumulus 2) Cloud 3) Heap 4) Muckheap 5) Muckhill 6) Pile 7) Pyre 8) Slagheap 9) Stack 10) Woodpile
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1) Cloud 2) Cumulus cloud 3) Dense, puffy cloud 4) Fluffy cloud 5) Puffy cloud
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[software] Cumulus is a digital asset management software designed as a client/server system developed by Canto Software. The product line includes editions targeted to smaller organizations and larger enterprises. The product makes use of metadata for indexing, organizing, and searching. Cumulus servers run on Mac OS, Windows, and Linux sy...
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(Cb) A principal low-level cloud type (cloud genus) in the form of individual, detached elements which are generally dense and possess sharp non-fibrous outlines. These elements develop vertically, appearing as rising mounds, domes, or towers, the upper parts of which often resembles a cauliflower. The sunlit parts of these clouds are mostly brilli...
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• (n.) One of the four principal forms of clouds. SeeCloud.
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(from the article `cloud`) ...from above may seed the lower clouds, permitting precipitation to occur and to reach the ground as snow or rain, depending on the temperature. ... c. Cumulus...cloud cover acts in much the same way as an increase in surface ice cover: more incoming solar radiation is reflected and Earth`s surface cools. ......
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A collection or heap of cells. ... Origin: L. A heap ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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(ku´mu-lәs) pl. cu´muli Latin word meaning small elevation. cumulus oophorus a mass of follicular cells surrounding the oocyte in the vesicular ovarian follicle.
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Cu'mu·lus noun ;
plural Cumuli (-l...). [ Latin , a heap. See
Cumber .]
(Meteor.) One of the four principal forms of clouds. See
Cloud .
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Type: Term Pronunciation: kyū′myū-lŭs, -lī Definitions: 1. A collection or heap of cells.
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A heaped cloud associated with showers. Often described as looking like a cauliflower.
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A principal cloud type of vertical elements having a flat base and a bulging upper portion resembling cauliflower.
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[
n] - a globular cloud
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a principal low-level cloud type (cloud genus) in the form of individual, detached elements which are generally dense and possess sharp non-fibrous outlines; these elements develop vertically, appearing as rising mounds, domes, or towers, the upper parts of which often resembles a cauliflower; the sunlit parts of these clouds are mostly brilliant w...
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puffy cloud formation with defined edges
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Thick clouds of a woolly type, usually with flat base low down and rising up to cauliflower tops.
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cumulus cloud noun a globular cloud
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A principal cloud type of vertical elements having a flat base and dense, bulging upper portion resembling a heap or pile. The base of cumulus clouds is generally found from 500 to 3000 metres. Large cumulonimbus clouds may extend to over 18,000 metres and be topped with anvil-shaped ice clouds. Cumulus is derived from the Latin for 'heap.'
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a heap; pile. · a cloud of a class characterized by dense individual elements in the form of puffs, mounds, or towers, with flat bases and tops that often resemble cauliflower: as such clouds develop vertically, they form cumulonimbus.
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