Definition
Definition of comb-like - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
appearanceRare resembling a comb with teeth-like projectionsRare
- The coral had a comb-like structure.
- The leaves had a comb-like pattern along the edges.
- The artist designed a comb-like motif for the sculpture.
Origin of comb-like
Old English, camb (comb) + -lic (like)
Terms with comb-like included in their meaning
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cooking
kitchen tool with comb-like ends for serving pasta
weaving
comb-like part in weaving looms
marine
fish with comb-like teeth living in rocky areas
arachnology
spider of family Theridiidae with comb-like foot structures
biology
comb-like structure on certain marine animals
mollusk anatomy
comb-like respiratory structure in mollusks
creature
marine animal with comb-like cilia for movement
medical
having narrow ridges like a comb
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- French:dentelé, ...
- German:kammartig, ...
- Italian:a pettine, ...
- Spanish:peiniforme, ...
- Portuguese:semelhante a um pente, ...
- Chinese:梳子状的, ...
- Japanese:櫛状の, ...
- Arabic:شَبِيه بِالمِشْط, ...
- Hebrew:מְשׁוּנָּן, ...
- Russian:гребенчатый, ...
- Ukrainian:гребінчастий, ...
- Hindi:कंघी जैसी, ...
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