Incurve

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 53
in-kurv′, v.t. to cause to curve inward.— v.i. to curve inward.— v.t . Incur′vāte , to turn from a straight course.— adj. curved inward or upward.— ns. Incurvā′tion , act of bending, bowing, kneeling, .: the growing inward of the nails; Incur′vature , any curving.— adj. Incurved′ ( bot. ), curving toward the axis of growth.— n. Incur′vity , the state of being bent inward.
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