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glaebule

glaebule noun: any structure, in soil, whose morphology is different from the surrounding matrix.

Noun

glaebule (plural glaebules)

  1. (soil science) Any structure, in soil, whose morphology is different from the surrounding matrix

Forms of glaebule

pluralglaebules

Origin of glaebule

From Latin glaebula. By surface analysis, Latin glaeb(a) + -ule.

Questions about glaebule

What does glaebule mean?
Glaebule means any structure, in soil, whose morphology is different from the surrounding matrix.
What part of speech is glaebule?
Glaebule is a noun.
What is the plural of glaebule?
The plural of glaebule is glaebules.

Words near glaebule in the dictionary

  1. Gladwin County
  2. Gladwins
  3. glady
  4. Gladys
  5. Gladysdale
  6. glaebule
  7. glaebules
  8. Glaeser
  9. Glaesers
  10. glafenine
  11. Glag.

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