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dentate /den·tate/ (den´tāt) notched; tooth-shaped.
den·tate (dntt)
adj.
Edged with toothlike projections; toothed.
dentate [den´tāt]
notched; tooth-shaped.
dentate (den´tāt),
adj having teeth.
dentate
notched, toothed; tooth-shaped.
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