- to|ti|pal|mate
- to|ti|pal|mate «TOH tuh PAL mayt, -miht», adjective.having all four toes completely webbed, as a pelican.╂[< Latin tōtus whole + English palmate]
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pal|mate — «PAL mayt», adjective. 1. shaped somewhat like a hand with the fingers spread out, especially: a) having divisions or leaflets which are all attached at one point at the end of the petiole, as the clover does: »a palmate compound leaf. b) having… … Useful english dictionary
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