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Traditional English :: fenestella
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fenetic.html - n. Archit. a niche in a wall south of an altar, holding the piscina and often the credence. [L, dimin. of fenestra window] |
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Traditional English :: fenestra
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fenetic.html - n. (pl. fenestrae) 1 Anat. a small hole or opening in a bone etc., esp. one of two (fenestra ovalis, fenestra rotunda) in the inner ear. 2 a perforation in a surgical instrument. 3 a hole made by surgical fenestration. [L, = window] |
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Traditional English :: fenestrate
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fenetic.html - adj.
Bot. & Zool. having small window-like perforations or transparent areas. [L fenestratus past part. of fenestrare f. fenestra window] |
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Traditional English :: fenestrated
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fenetic.html - adj.
1 Archit. having windows.
2 perforated.
3 = FENESTRATE.
4 Surgery having fenestrae. |
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Traditional English :: fenestration
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fenetic.html - n. 1 Archit. the arrangement of windows in a building. 2 Bot. & Zool. being fenestrate. 3 a surgical operation in which a new opening is formed, esp. in the bony labyrinth of the inner ear, as a form of treatment in some cases of deafness. |
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English Idioms :: fence
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fenetic.html - See: GRASS IS ALWAYS GREENER ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE FENCE, MEND ONE'S FENCES, ON THE FENCE. |
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