a. ? Obs. [a. Fr. anguleux, ad. L. angulōs-us, f. angulus: see ANGLE and -OUS.] Having angles or corners; angular.

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1656.  Stanley, Hist. Philos., III. III. 28. As to figure they are infinite; angulous, not-angulous, strait and round.

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1665.  Glanvill, Sceps. Sci., vii. 37. Held together by hooks, and angulous involutions.

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1725.  Bradley, Fam. Dict., s.v. Sow-Thistle, The Stem is angulous.

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1853.  [See ANGULOSE.]

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