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bicapitate

bicapitate verb: to divide something equally between two people or organisations.

Verb

bicapitate (third-person singular simple present bicapitates, present participle bicapitating, simple past and past participle bicapitated)

  1. To divide something equally between two people or organisations

Forms of bicapitate

third-person singular presentbicapitates
present participlebicapitating
past participlebicapitated
pastbicapitated

Origin of bicapitate

From bi- + capitate.

Questions about bicapitate

What does bicapitate mean?
Bicapitate means to divide something equally between two people or organisations.
What part of speech is bicapitate?
Bicapitate is a verb.
What is the past tense of bicapitate?
The past tense of bicapitate is bicapitated.

Words near bicapitate in the dictionary

  1. bicamerists
  2. bicanalicular
  3. bicanonical
  4. bicapitalization
  5. bicapitalized
  6. bicapitate
  7. bicapped
  8. bicapsular
  9. bicarb
  10. bicarb soda
  11. bicarbonate

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