a. [f. UNGULA.] Pertaining to or resembling a hoof; ungulate. (Webster, 1879.)
1672. Sir Thomas Browne, Pseudodoxia, III. ii. 119. It seemeth also very ancient; for it is plainly set down by Aristotle, an Horse and all solid ungulous or whole hoofed animals have no gall.
1886. Heron-Allen, trans. d’Arpentigny’s Science of the Hand, 203. I have lived in the reeking huts of these peoples, devoted, like the solid-ungulous animals, to an eternal serfdom.
