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acicular
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acicular /acic·u·lar/ (ah-sik´u-ler) needle-shaped.
acicular
[əsik′yələr]
Etymology: L, aciculus, little needle
needle-shaped, such as certain leaves and crystals.
acicular [ah-sik´u-ler]
needle-shaped.
acicular
needle-shaped.
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