Definition of plicature in English:

plicature

noun ˈplʌɪkətʃəˈplɪkətʃəˈplʌɪkətʃʊə

1A fold, a ridge; specifically = "plica". In early use also: †a plexus (obsolete rare). Also figurative. Now chiefly Botany.
2Surgery= "plication".

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French plicature a place in the body where there is a bend and its etymon classical Latin plicātūra action of folding, a fold (Pliny), in post-classical Latin also a place in the body where there is a bend from plicāt-, past participial stem of plicāre to fold + -ūra.

Definition of plicature in US English:

plicature

noun

1A fold, a ridge; specifically = "plica". In early use also: †a plexus (obsolete rare). Also figurative. Now chiefly Botany.
2Surgery= "plication".

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French plicature a place in the body where there is a bend and its etymon classical Latin plicātūra action of folding, a fold (Pliny), in post-classical Latin also a place in the body where there is a bend from plicāt-, past participial stem of plicāre to fold + -ūra.

单词	plicature
释义	Definition of plicature in English: plicature noun ˈplʌɪkətʃəˈplɪkətʃəˈplʌɪkətʃʊə 1A fold, a ridge; specifically = "plica". In early use also: †a plexus (obsolete rare). Also figurative. Now chiefly Botany. 2Surgery= "plication". Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French plicature a place in the body where there is a bend and its etymon classical Latin plicātūra action of folding, a fold (Pliny), in post-classical Latin also a place in the body where there is a bend from plicāt-, past participial stem of plicāre to fold + -ūra. Definition of plicature in US English: plicature noun 1A fold, a ridge; specifically = "plica". In early use also: †a plexus (obsolete rare). Also figurative. Now chiefly Botany. 2Surgery= "plication". Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French plicature a place in the body where there is a bend and its etymon classical Latin plicātūra action of folding, a fold (Pliny), in post-classical Latin also a place in the body where there is a bend from plicāt-, past participial stem of plicāre to fold + -ūra.
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