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bi⋅corn
[bahy-kawrn]
–adjective Also, bi⋅cor⋅nate [bahy-kawr-nit, -neyt]
, bi⋅cor⋅nu⋅ate [bahy-kawr-nyoo-it, -eyt]
, bi⋅cor⋅nu⋅ous.
, bi⋅cor⋅nu⋅ate [bahy-kawr-nyoo-it, -eyt]
, bi⋅cor⋅nu⋅ous. | 1. | Botany, Zoology. having two horns or hornlike parts. |
| 2. | shaped like a crescent. |
–noun
| 3. | bicorne. |
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Main Entry: bi·cor·nu·ate
Pronunciation: (')bI-'korn-y&-"wAt, -w&t
Variant: or bi·cor·nate /-'kor-"nAt,-n&t/
Function: adjective
: having two horns or horn-shaped processes bicornuate uterus>
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bicornuate bi·cor·nu·ate (bī-kôr'ny&oomacr;-ĭt, -āt')
adj.
- Having two horns or horn-shaped parts.
- Shaped like a crescent.
bi·cor'nu·ous (-əs) adj.
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