Decurionate

Office or rank of a decurion. Decur'rent, a. [Lat. decurrens - de, and curro, to run.] ( Bot.) Prolonged below the point of insertion, as a leaf. Decur'rently, adv. In a decurrent method or manner. Decur's ive, a. [From Lat. decursio.] Running down, as a stream; decurrent. Decur's ively, adv . In a decursive manner. Decus's ate, v. a. [Lat, decu o, dec us sat us, from de cu is , the number ten, from decem.] To intersect; to cause to cro , as lines, rays, .; to intersect at acute angles, or in the form of an X.