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plagate

plagate adjective: having irregular elongated spots of colour.

Adjective

plagate (comparative more plagate, superlative most plagate)

  1. Having irregular elongated spots of colour.

Forms of plagate

comparativemore plagate
superlativemost plagate

Origin of plagate

From Latin plaga + -ate (adjective-forming suffix).

Questions about plagate

What does plagate mean?
Plagate means having irregular elongated spots of colour.
What part of speech is plagate?
Plagate is an adjective.

Words near plagate in the dictionary

  1. plagal
  2. plagal cadence
  3. plagal cadences
  4. plagally
  5. plagarism
  6. plagate
  7. plage
  8. plages
  9. plaggic
  10. plagiaplite
  11. plagiarhythm

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