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    pi·lose
    [ˈpīˌlōs]
    adjective
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    pilose (adjective) · pilous (adjective)
    1. covered with long soft hairs.
    Origin
    early 18th century: from Latin pilosus, from pilus ‘hair’.
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  1. Covered with fine hair
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    pilose: Webster's New World College Dictionary, 4th Ed. (Note: See pilosity as well.) ▸ adjective: Covered with fine hair. pilous, hirsute, hairy, pileous, pilar, piligerous, subpilose, piliferous, villous, lanuginose, more... hairy, furry, fluffy, woolly, shaggy, fuzzy, more...
    pilose (comparative more pilose, superlative most pilose) Covered with fine hair. pilose (comparative plus pilose, superlative le plus pilose) pilōse
     
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