utriculate

[UTRICULUS.J The same as UTRICULAR (q. v.). u-tric-u-li-form, adj. [Latin utriculus, and form a =form.] Bot.: Shaped like a bottle. IMG:content-0355.png:[blocks in formation] "Uttering foolish things." Shakesp.: Rape of Lucrece, 1,813. ŭt-ter-a-ble, a. [Eng. utter , v.; -able .] Capable of being uttered or expre ed. "When his woe became utterable ." - Mad. D'Arblay: Cecilia , bk. x., ch. viii.