racemous
/ˈrasɪməs/adjective
1 Botany = racemose.
2 Anatomy, Zoology, and Medicine = racemose.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in John Hill (bap. 1714, d. 1775), physician and actor. From classical Latin racēmōsus characterized by abundant clusters; compare -ous.
- food mile
- food mill
- food mixer
- food pantry
- food parcel
- food poisoning
- food processing
- food processor
- food pyramid
- food-rent
- food scare
- food science
- food scientist
- food security
- food service
- foodshed
- food shelf
- food-sick
- food stamp
- foodstuff
- food stylist
- food subsidy
- food supply
- food taster
- food technologist