| VESTIGIA | • vestigia n. Plural of vestigium. • VESTIGIUM n. (Latin) a trace, a vestige. |
| FASTIGIUM | • fastigium n. An apex or summit; culmination. • fastigium n. (Architecture) A pediment or gable end. • fastigium n. (Pathology) The most intense phase of a disease, especially a fever. |
| VESTIGIAL | • vestigial adj. Of or pertaining to a vestige or remnant; like a trace from the past. • vestigial adj. Not fully developed in mature animals. • vestigial n. (Biology) A small, degenerate, or imperfectly developed part or organ which has been more fully developed… |
| VESTIGIUM | • vestigium n. A vestige. • VESTIGIUM n. (Latin) a trace, a vestige. |
| FASTIGIATE | • fastigiate adj. (Botany) Erect and parallel. • fastigiate adj. (Botany, horticulture) Having closely-bunched erect parallel branches. • fastigiate adj. (Palynology) Characterized by a fastigium, a cavity separating the intexine from the sexine near the… |
| FASTIGIUMS | • FASTIGIUM n. (Latin) the apex of a building; a gable-end; a pediment. |
| FASTIGIATED | • fastigiated adj. Alternative form of fastigiate. • FASTIGIATED adj. pointed; conical, also FASTIGIATE. |
| PRESTIGIOUS | • prestigious adj. Of high prestige. • PRESTIGIOUS adj. having prestige. |
| VESTIGIALLY | • vestigially adv. In a vestigial manner. • VESTIGIAL adv. of or like a vestige. |
| PRESTIGIATOR | • prestigiator n. (Obsolete) A conjurer; a prestidigitator. • PRESTIGIATOR n. a conjurer, also PRESTIDIGITATOR. |
| PRESTIGIATORS | • prestigiators n. Plural of prestigiator. • PRESTIGIATOR n. a conjurer, also PRESTIDIGITATOR. |
| PRESTIGIOUSLY | • prestigiously adv. In a prestigious manner. • PRESTIGIOUS adv. having prestige. |
| PRESTIGIOUSNESS | • prestigiousness n. The state or condition of being prestigious. • PRESTIGIOUSNESS n. the state of being prestigious. |