Tabular

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 108
tab′ū-lar, adj. of the form of, or pertaining to, a table: having a flat surface: arranged in a table or schedule, computed from tables: having the form of lam inæ or plates.— ns. Tab′ula , a writing-tablet, a legal record: a frontal: a di epiment in corals, .; Tabular isā′tion , the act of tabularising or forming into tables: the state of being tabularised.— v.t. Tab′ularise , to put in a tabular form: to tabulate:— pr.p. tab′ūlarīsing; pa.p. tab′ūlarīsed. — adv. Tab′ularly .— v.t. Tab′ulāte , to reduce to tables or synopses: to shape with a flat surface.— n. Tabulā′tion , the act of forming into tables.
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