recurved in English
large recurved tusks
Use "recurved" in a sentence
1. Forrest then recurved south-southeast of Iwo Jima.
2. Crookneck definition, any of several varieties of squash having a long, recurved neck
3. It recurved to the northeast, and hit near Seoul, South Korea, on the 26th.
4. SubCampanulate definition is - somewhat ventricose at the base and usually slightly recurved at the margin : not quite bell-shaped
5. It has the function of recurved incisor. The cement output system adopts double protection and the performance is very excellent.
6. Auklet definition, any of several small auks of the coasts of the North Pacific, as Aethia cristatella(crested Auklet ), having a crest of recurved plumes
7. Specimen MWC 1 merely showed 11 to 12, and specimen UMNH VP 5278 12 teeth in each maxilla; the teeth were more robust and more recurved in the latter specimen.
8. Definition of Crookneck : a squash with a long recurved neck Examples of Crookneck in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Most people are growing either summer Crookneck or zucchinis.
9. Older-style vertical seawalls reflected all the energy of the waves back out to sea, and for this purpose were often given recurved crest walls which increased local turbulence, and thus increased entrainment of sand and sediment.
10. The adjective Campanulate describes the calyx and corolla of certain flowers that are characterized by a broad tube more or less ventricose at the base, terminating with little recurved lobes, shaped like a bell or campana; Resembling in shape a flower of the genus Campanula.
11. Tegument covered with Aculeae; subapical lobe undivided, seta a sharp with tip bent dorsally, seta b stouter with more of end bent, seta c also stout, curved slightly with end recurved, seta d-f finer with end sharply hooked, seta g foliform with striations, seta h fine and curved
12. Leaves indistinguishable from the scape bracts, forming a lax rosette before anthesis but rosette soon disappearing due to the early elongation of the stem and absent at anthesis; sheaths inconspicuous; blades narrowly lanceolate, acuminate, ending in an acicular and pungent spine, 11-18 cm long, 2.2-3.3 cm wide at base, suberect-recurved to subspreading, Coriaceous, canaliculate, densely and
13. Leaves 12 to 14 in number, suberect-recurved, forming a broadly crateriform rosette; sheaths broadly elliptic, 19-25 x 17-20 cm, subdensely pale-brown lepidote on both sides, greenish or sometimes reddish near the apex; blades linear, not narrowed toward the base, 30-44 x 11-14 cm, glabrescent abaxially, inconspicuously and sparsely white lepidote Adaxially, rose-red throughout, more so