radicated
/ˈradɪkeɪtɪd/adjective
1Of an immaterial thing: rooted, established. Now rare.
- Common in the 17th cent..
2 Botany. Originally: having roots. Later also: (of a fungus) having rootlike structures at the base of the stipe. Now rare.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Reynolds (1599–1676), bishop of Norwich. From radicate + -ed.
- reptiliary
- reptilious
- reptilism
- reptility
- reptillery
- reptiloid
- Repton, Humphry
- Repub.
- republic
- republical
- republican
- republican calendar
- republican era
- Republican Guard
- republicanise
- republicanism
- republicanization
- republicanize
- republicanized
- republicanizing
- republicanly
- Republican Party
- Republican Pawnee
- Republican River
- republicarian