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—syndactylism /sin dak"teuh liz'euhm/, sindactyly /sin dak"teuh lee/, n./sin dak"til/, adj.1. having certain digits joined together.n.2. a syndactyl animal.[1830-40; var. of SYNDACTYLUS]
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syndactyl — or syndactyle [sin dak′təl] adj. [Fr syndactyle < Gr syn , together + daktylos, finger, toe: see DACTYL] having two or more digits united, as by webbing n. a syndactyl mammal or bird syndactylism n … English World dictionary
Syndactyl — Syn*dac tyl, Syndactyle Syn*dac tyle, a. [Syn + Gr. ? finger, toe.] (Zo[ o]l. & Med.) Having two or more digits wholly or partly united. See {Syndactylism}. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
syndactyl — /sɪnˈdæktəl/ (say sin daktuhl) Zoology –adjective 1. having certain digits growing joined together. –noun 2. an animal characterised by being syndactyl. Also, syndactyle. {syn + Greek daktylos fingered, toed} –syndactylism /sɪnˈdæktəˌlɪzəm/ (say… …
syndactyl — syn·dac·tyl .sin dak təl adj having two or more digits wholly or partly united … Medical dictionary
syndactyl — adj. having webbed or joined fingers or toes (of certain mammals or birds) … English contemporary dictionary
syndactyl — [sɪn daktɪl] adjective Medicine & Zoology having digits wholly or partly united, either naturally (as in web footed animals) or as a malformation. Derivatives syndactyly noun … English new terms dictionary
syndactyl — syn·dac·tyl … English syllables
syndactyl — syn•dac•tyl [[t]sɪnˈdæk tɪl[/t]] adj. pat zool. having two or more digits joined, as in birds and certain mammals • Etymology: 1830–40; < Fsyndactyle; see syn , dactylous syn•dac′tyl•ism, sin•dac′tyl•y, n … From formal English to slang
syndactyl(e) — a.,n. (animal) with digits joined together. ♦ syndactylia, ♦ syndactylism, ♦ syndactyly, n. ♦ syndactylic, ♦ syndactylous, a … Dictionary of difficult words
syndactyl — adj. (of an animal) having digits united as in webbed feet etc. Derivatives: syndactylism n. syndactylous adj … Useful english dictionary