strigose
stri·gose
adj \ˈstrī-ˌgōs\Definition of STRIGOSE
: having appressed bristles or scales <a strigose leaf>
Origin of STRIGOSE
New Latin strigosus, from striga row of bristles, from Latin, furrow
First Known Use: 1793
Rhymes with STRIGOSE
arkose, Carlos, cosmos, crustose, cymose, dextrose, engross, erose, fructose, globose, glucose, jocose, lactose, maltose, mannose, morose, mythos, nodose, pappose, pentose, pilose, plumose, ramose, rhamnose, ribose, rugose, schistose, setose, spinose, sucrose, Sukkoth, triose, up close, vadose, verbose, viscose
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