interlucation
noun
in·ter·lu·ca·tion
ˌintə(r)lüˈkāshən also -)lyüˈ-
plural -s
: the cutting of trees from a stand so that the remaining trees will grow rapidly
Word History
Etymology
Latin interlucation-, interlucatio act of pruning, act of thinning, from interlucatus (past participle of interlucare to thin, top, from inter- + -lucare —from luc-, lux light) + -ion-, -io -ion
- superior slope
- superior tide
- superior vena cava
- superior wing
- Superior, Lake
- superioress
- superioresses
- superiorities
- superiority
- superiority complex
- superiorly
- superiors
- superiors general
- superiorships
- superius
- superjacent
- superject
- superjective
- superjet
- superjets
- superjock
- superjocks
- superjumbo
- superlabial
- superlain