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cumulose

cumulose adjective: full of heaps, or accumulating in heaps.

Adjective

cumulose (comparative more cumulose, superlative most cumulose)

  1. Full of heaps, or accumulating in heaps.
    • a cumulose soil

Forms of cumulose

comparativemore cumulose
superlativemost cumulose

Origin of cumulose

From cumulus.

Questions about cumulose

What does cumulose mean?
Cumulose means full of heaps, or accumulating in heaps.
What part of speech is cumulose?
Cumulose is an adjective.

Words near cumulose in the dictionary

  1. cumulonimbus incus
  2. cumulonimbus tuba
  3. cumulonimbus tubas
  4. cumulonimbuses
  5. cumulophyric
  6. cumulose
  7. cumulostrati
  8. cumulostratus
  9. cumulous
  10. cumulus
  11. cumulus oophorus

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