See Also: Racemose(medicine)
racemose(dictionary)
racemose aneurysm(medicine)
racemose gland(medicine)
racemose haemangioma(medicine)
Aneurysm, racemose(health)

enough (iou) and racemose (iou)


enough (iou)



enough adjective, noun, & adverb.

A. adjective. Sufficient in quantity, number, etc.; not less than what is needed. (Used in concord with a preceding or following noun, and predicatively.) OE.
J. Conrad It has not soil enough..to grow a single blade of grass. M. Sinclair Five weeks of it were enough to kill him. G. Greene I've given her enough bromide to put her out of action till morning. J. Irving If three or four people get stuffed into a car seat, nobody has enough room. Country Life There are enough hotels..to suit any pocket.
b. noun. That which is sufficient; as much as is needed. OE.
enough! stop!, say no more! enough and to spare plenty, a great deal. enough of no more of is wanted. enough said no more need be said. have had enough (of something) be satiated with or tired of something. have enough to do (to achieve something) have no easy task. more than enough = enough and to spare above.
A. P. Herbert She could see enough of herself to be sure that she looked well. E. Fromm The greedy can never have enough, can never be 'satisfied'. Proverb: Enough is as good as a feast.
C. adverb. (In mod. English enough normally follows the word it qualifies.)
Sufficiently; in a quantity or degree that satisfies or is effectual. OE.
J. M. Coetzee He felt strong enough to get up. B. Guest He stayed long enough to drink eleven cups of tea.
(In vaguer sense.) With intensive force: fully, quite. Implying disparagement of what is conceded: tolerably, fairly. E17.
aptly enough, oddly enough, strangely enough, etc. fair enough!: see FAIR adjective. right enough: see RIGHT adverb. sure enough undeniably, as was or might have been expected.
O. Manning The quarrel began mildly enough.

racemose (iou)



racemose adjective. L17.
[Latin racemosus, from racemus: see RACEME, -OSE1.]
Botany. Arranged in racemes; having the form of a raceme. L17.
Anatomy. (Esp. of a compound gland) resembling a bunch of grapes. M19.
racemous adjective (rare) = RACEMOSE 1 M17.