pandurate
adjective
pan·du·rate
ˈpand(y)ərə̇t,
-əˌrāt
variants or less commonly pandurated
-əˌrātə̇d
: resembling a fiddle in outline
Word History
Etymology
pandurate probably from (assumed) New Latin panduratus, from Late Latin pandura + Latin -atus -ate; pandurated probably from (assumed) New Latin panduratus + English -ed
- affected
- affectedly
- affectedness
- affectednesses
- affecter
- affecters
- affecting
- affectingly
- affection
- affectional
- affectionally
- affectionate
- affectionated
- affectionately
- affectionatenesses
- affectioned
- affectioning
- affectionless
- affections
- affective
- affective disorder
- affective fallacy
- affectively
- affectivities
- affectivity