calcar Definition
cal·car (kal′kär′)
noun pl. cal·car′ia-ker′ē ə
- Bot. a hollow projection or nectar spur, as at the base of a corolla
- Zool. a spur on a bird's wing or leg
Etymology: L, a spur < calx (gen. calcis), the heel: for IE base see scolex
calcar Related Forms
cal′·ca·rate′ (-kə rāt′) adjective
Browse dictionary entries near calcar
- ‹ calcaneus
- ‹ calc-sinter
- ‹ CALC
- ‹ calaverite
- ‹ calathus
- ‹ calash
- ‹ Calas, Nicolas
- ‹ calando
- ‹ calamus
- ‹ calamondin
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- calcareous tufa ›
- calceiform ›
- calceolaria ›
- calceolate ›
- calces ›
- calci- ›
- calcic ›
- calcicole ›
- calciferol ›

