Multicuspid, mul-ti-kus′pid, adj. having more than two cusps—also Multicus′pidāte.—n. a multicuspid tooth.
Multicycle, mul′ti-sī-kl, n. a velocipede with more than three wheels, intended to carry several men.
Multidentate, mul-ti-den′tāt, adj. having many teeth or tooth-like processes.—adj. Multidentic′ulate, having many denticulations or fine teeth.
Multidigitate, mul-ti-dij′i-tāt, adj. having many fingers, toes, or digitate processes.
Multidimensional, mul-ti-di-men′shun-al, adj. (math.) of more than three dimensions.
Multifaced, mul′ti-fāst, adj. having many faces.
Multifarious, mul-ti-fā′ri-us, adj. having great diversity: made up of many parts: manifold: (bot.) in many rows or ranks.—adv. Multifā′riously.—n. Multifā′riousness, the state of being multifarious: multiplied variety: (law) the fault of improperly joining in one bill distinct and independent matters, and thereby confounding them. [L. multus, many, varius, diverse.]
Multifid, mul′ti-fid, adj. having many fissions or divisions, cleft into many parts, lobes, or segments.—Also Multif′idous.
Multiflagellate, mul-ti-flaj′e-lāt, adj. having many flagella, or whip-like appendages.
Multiflorous, mul-ti-flō′rus, adj. many-flowered.