excaudate

[ eks-kaw-deyt ]
/ ɛksˈkɔ deɪt /

adjective Zoology.

tailless; lacking a tail or taillike process.

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Origin of excaudate

ex-1 + caudate

Words nearby excaudate

exc., excalation, Excalibur, excardination, ex cathedra, excaudate, excavate, excavation, excavation of optic disk, excavator, Excedrin
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British Dictionary definitions for excaudate

excaudate
/ (ɛksˈkɔːdeɪt) /

adjective

zoology having no tail or tail-like process; tailless
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