binate
1 of 2adjective
bi·nate
ˈbīˌnāt,
usually -āt + V
botany
: growing in pairs or couples : double
binately adverb
binate
2 of 2intransitive verb
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-ed/-ing/-s
: to celebrate two masses on the same day
Word History
Etymology
Adjective
bin- + -ate
Intransitive verb
New Latin binatus, past participle of binare, probably from Latin bini two by two
- take lying down
- take matters into one's own hands
- take mercy on
- take much notice of
- take no chances
- take no notice
- take no time at all
- take note
- take notice
- take off
- take off (from)
- take off (on)
- take off after
- take off from
- take off on
- take off the air
- take off the market
- take offense
- take office
- take on
- take on (a) new life
- take on a life of its own
- take on a new life
- take on board
- take on faith