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/stuy"layt, -lit/, adj. Biol.having a style.[1865-70; < NL stylatus; see STYLE, -ATE1]
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stylate — sty·late … English syllables
stylate — sty•late [[t]ˈstaɪ leɪt, lɪt[/t]] adj. bot zool. bot, zool. having a style • Etymology: 1865–70 … From formal English to slang
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