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to⋅rose
/
ˈtɔr
oʊs
,
ˈtoʊr-
,
tɔˈroʊs
,
toʊ-
/
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tawr
-ohs
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tohr
-
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taw-
rohs
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–adjective
1.
Botany
.
cylindrical, with swellings or constrictions at intervals; knobbed.
2.
Zoology
.
bulging.
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to⋅rous
/
ˈtoʊr
əs
,
ˈtɔr-
/
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tohr
-
uh
s
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-
]
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Origin:
1750–60;
< L
torōsus
bulging, full of muscle, equiv. to
tor
(
us
) bulge +
-ōsus
-ose
1
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to·rose
(tôr'ōs', tōr'-)
adj. Cylindrical and having ridges or swellings.
[Latin
torōsus
, from
torus
,
knot, bulge
.]
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
Copyright © 2009 by Houghton Mifflin Company.
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