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delipidate

delipidate verb: to remove the lipids from (something).

Verb

delipidate (third-person singular simple present delipidates, present participle delipidating, simple past and past participle delipidated)

  1. To remove the lipids from (something).

Adjective

delipidate (not comparable)

  1. From which lipids have been removed.

Noun

delipidate (plural delipidates)

  1. Material from which lipids have been removed.

Forms of delipidate

Verb
third-person singular presentdelipidates
present participledelipidating
past participledelipidated
pastdelipidated
Noun
pluraldelipidates

Origin of delipidate

From de- + lipid + -ate (verb-forming suffix).

From de- + lipid + -ate (adjective-forming suffix).

From the substantivation of the above adjective or straight from de- + lipid + -ate (noun-forming suffix).

Questions about delipidate

What does delipidate mean?
Delipidate means to remove the lipids from (something).
What part of speech is delipidate?
Delipidate can be a verb, an adjective or a noun.
What is the past tense of delipidate?
The past tense of delipidate is delipidated.

Words near delipidate in the dictionary

  1. delinters
  2. delinting
  3. delints
  4. Delio
  5. Delios
  6. delipidate
  7. delipidated
  8. delipidates
  9. delipidating
  10. delipidation
  11. delipidations

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