flabelliform


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fla·bel·late

 (flə-bĕl′ĭt, flăb′ə-lāt′) also fla·bel·li·form (flə-bĕl′ə-fôrm′)
adj.
Fan-shaped.
[Latin flābellum, fan; see flabellum + -ate.]
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