in·du·men·tum
(ĭn′do͞o-mĕn′təm, -dyo͞o-) also in·du·ment (ĭn′də-mənt, -dyə-)n. pl. in·du·men·ta (-mĕn′tə) also
in·du·ments A covering of fine hairs or scales.
[Latin indūmentum, garment, from induere, to put a garment on; see endue.]
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| Noun | 1. | indument - a covering of fine hairs (or sometimes scales) as on a leaf or insect |
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