mucidous
mucidous adjective: mucid.
Adjective
mucidous (comparative more mucidous, superlative most mucidous)
- mucid
- The sticky pileus would at length be blown from the beech trunk by the wind, and its mucidous character would cause it to stick to the first trunk or branch it might be blown against, […]1891, Nature, volume 43, page 225
Forms of mucidous
| comparative | more mucidous |
|---|---|
| superlative | most mucidous |
Questions about mucidous
- What does mucidous mean?
- Mucidous means mucid.
- What part of speech is mucidous?
- Mucidous is an adjective.
Words near mucidous in the dictionary
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