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tessellated
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tessellated /tes·sel·lat·ed/ (tes´ah-lāt″ed) divided into squares, like a checker board.
tes·sel·lat·ed (ts-ltd)
adj.
Composed of or patterned in small squares.

tessel·lation n.

tessellated [tes´ĕ-lāt″ed]
divided into squares, like a checker board.

tessellated
divided into squares, like a checker board.


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