cus·pi·date
(kŭs′pĭ-dāt′) also cus·pi·dat·ed (-dā′tĭd)adj.1. Having a cusp.
2. Biology Terminating in or tipped with a sharp firm point: a cuspidate leaf apex.
[Latin cuspidātus, past participle of cuspidāre, to make pointed, from cuspis, cuspid-, point.]
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Adj. | 1. | cuspidated - having cusps or points |
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cuspidated
adjectiveHaving an end that tapers to a point:
acicular,
aciculate,
aciculated,
acuminate,
acute,
cuspate,
cuspated,
cuspidate,
mucronate,
pointed,
pointy,
sharp.
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