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bisulcate

[bahy-suhl-keyt]

adjective

with two grooves.

cloven-hoofed.

Origin:
1825–35; < Latin bisulc(us) two-furrowed, cloven (see bi-¹, sulcus) + -ate¹

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bisulcate (baɪˈsʌlˌkeɪt)

—*adj*
1.	marked by two grooves
2.	zoology
	a. cleft or cloven, as a hoof
	b. having cloven hoofs

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