Multangular

mult-arfgu-lSr. a. Having many angles; polygon [L. multus, many, and E. angular, q. v.] — Multan'gularly, adv. With many angles or corners. — Multica'vous, -vus, a. Having many cvrities. [L. cavus, cavity, hole. — Multi den'tate, -tat, a. Mullions. Armed with many teeth. —Multifarious, -rT-us, a. Having multiplicity; of various kinds; diversified. [L. mvltifarius, orig. speaking on many subjects Jari, fariari, to speak.] — Multifa-'riously, adv. — Multifa'riousne , n. Multiplied diversity. — Muftifid, a. (Bot.) Divided into several parts by linear sinuses and straight margins. [L. findere, to cleave, divide.] —Multiflorous, -tt-flo'- or -tiflorus, a. Having manv flowers. VL.flos.jloris, flower.] -Muftifoil, n. (Arch.) A leaf ornament consisting of more than 5 divisions or foils: see Foil. — Mufti fold. a. Many times doubled manifold. — Mufti form, a. Having many forms, shapes, or appearances. -Multifornfity, n. Diversity of forms; variety of appearances in the same thing. — Multilateral, Multifoil. a. Having many sides. — Multilufealj-e-al, a. Having many lines. —Multilobular, a. Having many cells or compartments. [L. loculus, a little place, a cell.] — Multifoquence, -o-kwens, n. Use of many words; talkativene . [L. loquens. p. pr. of loqui, to speak.] — Multifoquent, -oquous, -kwus, a. Very talkative. — Multip'arous, -a-rus, a. Producing many at a birth. [L. parere, to bear, produce.] — Multip^artite, -ar-tit, a. Divided into many parts. — Muf tiped, -tT-ped, An insect having many feet. — a. Having many feet. [L. pes, ped is, foot.] — Muftiplex, a. Manifold. [L. plicare, to fold, q. v.] — Muftiple, -tY-pl, a. Containing more than once, or more than one; manifold. — n. (Math.) A quantity containing another linger or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. 386 MUM 368 a certain number of times without a remainder.— A common multiple of 2 or more numbers contains each of them some number of times exactly the least m. is the least number that will do this.— Muftiply, -tY-pli, [-plied (-phd), -plying.] To increase in number, make more numerous, add quantity to. (Math.) To repeat or add to itself any given number or quantity as many times as there are units in any other given number.— v. To become numerous; to increase in extent and influence. [F. multiplier, L. multiplicare, f multiplex.] — Mufti pliable, -plicable, a. Capable of being multiplied. — Mul tiplicand', n. (Arith.) The number to be multiplied by another, which is called the multiplier. — Multiplicate, muKtT-plTor mul-tip'lT-kat, a. Consisting of many, or more than one; multiple; multifold. — MuTt i plica'tion, n. Act of multiplying, or of increasing in number. (Math.) A rule or operation by which any given quantity may be added to itself any number of times proposed. — Mufti plica'tive, -tiv, o. Tending, or having the power, to multiply. — Mufti plica'tor, n. The number by which another number multiplied; a multiplier. — Multiplicity, -plis'i-tT, n. A state of being multiple, manifold, or various; a collection of many objects; a great number. — Mul'tipli'er, n. One who, or that which, etc. the number in arithmetic bv which another is multiplied. — Multitude, -tT-tiid, n. State of being many numerousne a great number of individuals throng crowd commonalty swarm; populace vulgar. [F. L. multitudo, -din is, multus.] — Multitu'dinary, -dT-na-rY, -dino us, -din us, a. Consisting of, or having the appearance of, a multitude manifold. — Murti valve, -tl-valv, n. (Zo'ol.) A shell having more than 2 valves. — Mufti valve, -valv'ular, a. Having many valves.— Multoc'ular, a. Having many eyes, or more than ocitlus, eye.]