maculous
maculous adjective: macular, spotted.
Adjective
maculous (not comparable)
Forms of maculous
| alternative form | maculose |
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Origin of maculous
From Middle English maculose, maculous, from Classical Latin maculōsus. By surface analysis, macul(a) + -ous.
Questions about maculous
- What does maculous mean?
- Maculous means macular, spotted.
- What part of speech is maculous?
- Maculous is an adjective.
Words near maculous in the dictionary
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