crebrisulcate (krebrisulkat)

[L. creber, close, + sulcus, a furrow, + -ate1.] In conch., marked with closely set transverse furrows. crebritudet (kreb'ri-tūd), n. [ crebrity (kreb'ri-ti), n. [L. crebrita ( t- ) s, closene , frequency, I gue by the crebrity and number of the stones remain A. L. Lewis , Jour. of Anthrop. Inst., XV. 166. ing. crebrous (krē'brus), a. [L. creber, close, frequent, + -ous.] Near together; frequent; frequently occurring. [Rare.] A isting grace, stirred up by crebrous and frequent acts, grows up into an habit or facility of working. Good win, Works, V. i. 175.