manicate
/ˈmanɪkeɪt/Botany rare
adjective
Of a surface: covered with hairs so thickly matted together that they can be removed in a single mass. Of hairs: forming a covering of this kind.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Lindley (1799–1865), botanist and horticulturist. From classical Latin manicātus provided with long sleeves from manica + -ātus.
- Repeal Warden
- repeat
- repeatability
- repeatable
- repeat buying
- repeated
- repeatedly
- north and south
- Northants
- North Atlantic Drift
- North Atlantic Ocean
- North Atlantic Oscillation
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization
- North Atlantic Triangle
- north-away
- northbound
- North Britain
- North British
- North Briton
- north by east (or west)
- North Canadian River
- north canoe
- North Cape
- North Carolina
- North Carolinian