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ecaudate

[ ee-kaw-deyt ]
/ iˈkɔ deɪt /
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adjective Zoology.
having no tail.
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Origin of ecaudate

From the New Latin word ēcaudātus, dating back to 1840–50. See e-1, caudate

Words nearby ecaudate

e-card, ecarinate, écarté, e-cash, Ecatepec de Morelos, ecaudate, ECB, Ecbatana, ecbolic, ecce homo, eccentric
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