cate
121au|then|ti|cate — « THEHN tuh kayt», transitive verb, cat|ed, cat|ing. 1. to establish the truth of; show to be genuine; prove authentic: »The art dealer authenticated the painting as an original. SYNONYM(S): See syn. under confirm. (Cf. ↑ …
122bac|cate — «BAK ayt», adjective. 1. berrylike; pulpy: »baccate fruit. 2. bearing berries; bacciferous. ╂[< unrecorded Latin baccātus < bacca berry] …
123bi|sul|cate — «by SUHL kayt», adjective. 1. having two grooves. 2. Zoology. = cloven hoofed. (Cf. ↑cloven hoofed) ╂[< bi two + sulcate] …
124bo|ro|sil|i|cate — «BR uh SIHL uh kiht, kayt; BOHR », noun. a salt of both boric and silicic acids …
125brac|cate — «BRAK ayt», adjective. having the shanks and feet covered with feathers: »braccate birds. ╂[< Latin braccātus wearing breeches < braccae breeches] …
126cal|y|cate — «KAL uh kayt», adjective. provided with a calyx …
127ca|non|i|cate — «kuh NON uh kayt, kiht», noun. the position, rank, or dignity of a canon; a canonry …
128cap|ri|fi|cate — «KAP ruh fuh kayt», transitive verb, cat|ed, cat|ing. to fertilize by caprification …