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Definition of tubular
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of tubular is as below...
Tubular
(a.)
Having
the form of a tube, or pipe;
consisting
of a pipe;
fistular;
as, a
tubular
snout;
a
tubular
calyx.
Also,
containing,
or
provided
with,
tubes..
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Tubulate
::
Tubulate
(a.)
Tubular;
tubulated;
tubulous.
Antlia
::
Antlia
(n.) The
spiral
tubular
proboscis
of
lepidopterous
insects.
See
Lepidoptera.
Vaginicola
::
Vaginicola
(n.) A genus of
Infusoria
which form
minute
vaselike
or
tubular
cases in which they
dwell.
Hair
::
Hair (n.) One the
above-mentioned
filaments,
consisting,
in
invertebrate
animals,
of a long,
tubular
part which is free and
flexible,
and a
bulbous
root
imbedded
in the
skin..
Periscope
::
Periscope
(n.) an
optical
instrument
of
tubular
shape
containing
an
arrangement
of
lenses
and
mirrors
(or
prisms),
allowing
a
person
to
observe
a field of view
otherwise
obstructed,
as
beyond
an
obstructing
object
or (as in
submarines)
above the
surface
of the
water..
Solenoglypha
::
Solenoglypha
(n. pl.) A
suborder
of
serpents
including
those which have
tubular
erectile
fangs,
as the viper and
rattlesnake.
See
Fang..
Grass
::
Grass (n.) An
endogenous
plant
having
simple
leaves,
a stem
generally
jointed
and
tubular,
the husks or
glumes
in
pairs,
and the seed
single..
Cul-de-sac
::
Cul-de-sac
(n.) Any
bag-shaped
or
tubular
cavity,
vessel,
or
organ,
open only at one end..
Bignonia
::
Bignonia
(n.) A large genus of
American,
mostly
tropical,
climbing
shrubs,
having
compound
leaves
and showy
somewhat
tubular
flowers.
B.
capreolata
is the cross vine of the
Southern
United
States.
The
trumpet
creeper
was
formerly
considered
to be of this
genus..
Caryophyllaceous
::
Caryophyllaceous
(a.)
Having
corollas
of five
petals
with long claws
inclosed
in a
tubular,
calyx,
as the pink.
Tubulipore
::
Tubulipore
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
Bryozoa
belonging
to
Tubulipora
and
allied
genera,
having
tubular
calcareous
calicles..
Faucet
::
Faucet
(n.) A
fixture
for
drawing
a
liquid,
as
water,
molasses,
oil, etc., from a pipe, cask, or other
vessel,
in such
quantities
as may be
desired;
--
called
also tap, and cock. It
consists
of a
tubular
spout,
stopped
with a
movable
plug,
spigot,
valve,
or
slide..
Tubulariae
::
Tubulariae
(n. pl.) See
Tubularida.
Crypt
::
Crypt (n.) A
simple
gland,
glandular
cavity,
or tube; a
follicle;
as, the
crypts
of
Lieberk/hn,
the
simple
tubular
glands
of the small
intestines..
Thimble
::
Thimble
(n.) A
tubular
cone for
expanding
a flue; --
called
ferrule
in
England.
Pitcher
::
Pitcher
(n.) A
tubular
or
cuplike
appendage
or
expansion
of the
leaves
of
certain
plants.
Vaginula
::
Vaginula
(n.) One of the
tubular
florets
in
composite
flowers.
Pipe
::
Pipe (v. i.) To play on a pipe, fife,
flute,
or other
tubular
wind
instrument
of
music..
Bellows Fish
::
Bellows
fish () A
European
fish
(Centriscus
scolopax),
distinguished
by a long
tubular
snout,
like the pipe of a
bellows;
--
called
also
trumpet
fish, and snipe
fish..
Tubular
::
Tubular
(a.)
Having
the form of a tube, or pipe;
consisting
of a pipe;
fistular;
as, a
tubular
snout;
a
tubular
calyx.
Also,
containing,
or
provided
with,
tubes..
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