lobed
lobed
Definition
lobed (lōbd)
adjective
- lobate
- having major divisions which extend almost to the base or center, as the leaves of oaks or maples
lobed
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- leave: The flowers appear in early summer amid deep green, lobed leaves on stems that grow up to about 28 inches in length.
- cup: The main difference is the absence of drinking jugs, cisterns and ' Tudor Green ' lobed cups.
- foliage: The lobed, serrated foliage is an extra asset.
- leaf: Each has a broad deeply lobed leaf and a semi-trailing habit they can be used in baskets and containers were they will cascade delicately.
- structure: Lennon, B.A. , Pellegrino, S. Stability of lobed inflatable structures.
- fin: Description: The coelacanth is a bony fish with a lobed tail and lobed fins that gives birth to live young.
Modifying Another Word
- deeply: They are deeply lobed with a long spine at the apex of each lobe.
- pinnately: Basal leaves are pinnately lobed or entire and form a basal rosette.
- occasionally: The leaves are alternate, oval to ovate or elliptic, mostly toothed, rarely entire and occasionally lobed.
- sometimes: They have simple leaves that often have serrated margins and are sometimes lobed.
