aculeated
/əˈkjuːlɪeɪtɪd/Now rare
adjective
Of speech or thought: pointed, incisive, keen, pungent.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Hamon L'Estrange (1605–1660), theologian and historian. From classical Latin acūleātus aculeate + -ed.
- unarguably
- unarm
- unarmed
- unarmed combat
- unarranged
- unarticulated
- unartistic
- unartistically
- unary
- unascertainable
- unascertained
- unashamed
- unashamedly
- unashamedness
- unasked
- unaspirated
- unassailability
- unassailable
- unassailableness
- unassailably
- unassertive
- unassertively
- unassertiveness
- unassignable
- unassigned