farctate

\\ˈfärkˌtāt\ adjective

Etymology: Latin farctus (past participle of farcire to stuff) + English -ate

of the stipe of certain fungi : having the center solid but softer in consistency than the peripheral layers

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farctate, a. Bot.

(ˈfɑːkteɪt)

[f. L. farct-us, pa. pple. of farcīre to stuff + -ate².]

‘Stuffed, crammed or full; without vacuities’ Webster 1832 (citing Martyn, who app. has only the L. farctus).