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reptant

[rep-tuh nt]

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adjective

Origin of reptant

1650–60; < Latin rēptant- (stem of rēptāns), present participle of rēptāre to creep, equivalent to rēpt- (frequentative stem of rēpere to creep) + -ant- -ant

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Related Words for reptant

reptilian, horizontal, prostrate, trailing, clinging, ophidian, recumbent, serpentine, procumbent, stoloniferous, vermicular, serpentiform

Examples from the Web for reptant

Historical Examples of reptant

Reptant, rep′tant, adj. crawling: pertaining to the Reptantia, those gasteropod mollusca adapted for crawling.
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 3 of 4: N-R)
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British Dictionary definitions for reptant

reptant

repent (ˈriːpənt)

adjective

biology creeping, crawling, or lying along the groundAlso: repent

Word Origin for reptant

C17: from Latin reptāre to creep

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