nudibranchiate
[noo-duh-brang-kee-it, -eyt, nyoo-]
Also nu·di·bran·chi·an [noo-duh-brang-kee-uh n, nyoo-] /ˌnu dəˈbræŋ ki ən, ˌnyu-/.
Origin of nudibranchiate
First recorded in 1830–40, nudibranchiate is from the New Latin word Nudibranchiata name of suborder of mollusks. See nudi-, branchiate
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Historical Examples of nudibranchiate
They are laid a great number at a time, and adhere together so as to form masses not unlike the spawn of nudibranchiate Molluscs.
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