ramiform
/ˈramɪfɔːm/adjective
Having a branched structure; branched, branching.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Augustus Granville (1783–1872), physician and Italian patriot. From post-classical Latin ramiformis from classical Latin rāmus branch + -formis.
- needle-dial
- needledick
- needle exchange
- needle eye
- needle-felt
- needle file
- needlefish
- needle freak
- needle-free
- needleful
- needle furze
- needle gap
- needle grass
- needle-gun
- needle ice
- needle-ironstone
- needlelace
- needleless
- needle-like
- needleloom
- needle man
- needle mark
- needle match
- needlenose
- needle oiler