a. [f. L. fūni-s rope + -FORM.] Having the form of a cord or rope.
1865. D. Page, Handbk. Geol. Terms (ed. 2), Funiform.—Cord-like; rope-like; resembling a cord or cable in appearance.
1877. W. Jones, Finger-ring, 61. The whole is overlaid with funiform wire ornaments.
