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  1.  In scientific use: Marked or characterized by striæ, furrowed, streaked. = STRIATE a.

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1646.  Sir T. Browne, Pseud. Ep., II. ii. 58. Whether these effluviums do flye by streated [sic; 1658 striated] Atomes and winding particles as Renatus des Cartes conceaveth; or [etc.].

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1705.  Petiver, in Phil. Trans., XXV. 1954. This is a deep, thin,… finely striated Shell.

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1753.  Chambers’ Cycl., Suppl. s.v. Leaf, Striated Leaf, one with a number of longitudinal furrows on its surface.

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1851.  Carpenter, Man. Phys. (ed. 2), 204. When the striated Muscular Fibre is examined still more closely.

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1866.  Huxley, Physiol., xii. (1872), 291. Muscle is of two kinds, striated, or striped, and smooth, plain, or unstriated.

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1871.  Darwin, Desc. Man, II. xvi. 184. Young cross-bills … in their immature striated plumage … resemble the mature redpole.

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  b.  In specific names of animals, birds, etc. Also Striated Ipecacuanha: see IPECACUANHA 3.

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1753.  Chambers, Cycl., Suppl. s.v. Trumpet-shell, The striated buccinum, with oblong tubercles.

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1771.  Pennant, Syn. Quadrupeds, 231. Striated Weesel. Ibid. (1781), Hist. Quadrupeds, I. 209. Striated Monkey.

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1783.  Latham, Gen. Synopsis Birds, II. I. 142. Striated Grosbeak.

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1827.  Griffith, trans. Cuvier, V. 228. Mus Striatus (the Striated Mouse).

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1831.  J. Davies, Man. Mat. Med., 439. Striated ipecacuanha. Psychotria emetica.

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1840.  Macgillivray, Brit. Birds, III. 86. Picus striolatus. The Striated Woodpecker.

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1845.  J. E. Gray, Catal. Lizards Brit. Mus., 23. The Striated Spinetail. Acanthopyga striata.

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  c.  Min. Striated fracture (see quot.).

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1796.  Kirwan, Elem. Min. (ed. 2), I. 35. The Striated Fracture … consists of long narrow separable parts laid on or beside each other.

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  2.  Arch. Chamfered, channelled, grooved.

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1727.  Bailey, vol. II.

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1771.  W. Newton, trans. Vitruvius’ Archit., IV. iv. (1791), 80. Two columns … one being striated, the other not.

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1842.  Gwilt, Archit., Gloss.

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  3.  Constituting striæ.

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1854.  Fairholt, Dict. Terms Art, Striated, disposed in ornamental lines, either parallel or wavy.

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1899.  Allbutt’s Syst. Med., VIII. 608. Little hard papules … secondarily complicated with striated excoriations.

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