Definition of rhabditic in English:

rhabditic

adjective rabˈdɪtɪk

1Zoology= rhabditiform.
2Veterinary Medicine. Designating dermatitis caused by larval nematodes of the genera Rhabditis or Pelodera.

adjective rabˈdɪtɪk

1Zoology. Relating to or consisting of rhabdites.
2Mineralogy. Of or relating to the mineral variety rhabdite. rare.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From rhabditis + -ic; compare -itic
late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Dictionary. From rhabdite + -ic; compare -itic.

Definition of rhabditic in US English:

rhabditic

adjectiverabˈdɪtɪk

1Zoology= rhabditiform.
2Veterinary Medicine. Designating dermatitis caused by larval nematodes of the genera Rhabditis or Pelodera.

adjectiverabˈdɪtɪk

1Zoology. Relating to or consisting of rhabdites.
2Mineralogy. Of or relating to the mineral variety rhabdite. rare.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From rhabditis + -ic; compare -itic<br>late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Dictionary. From rhabdite + -ic; compare -itic.

单词	rhabditic
释义	Definition of rhabditic in English: rhabditic adjective rabˈdɪtɪk 1Zoology= rhabditiform. 2Veterinary Medicine. Designating dermatitis caused by larval nematodes of the genera Rhabditis or Pelodera. adjective rabˈdɪtɪk 1Zoology. Relating to or consisting of rhabdites. 2Mineralogy. Of or relating to the mineral variety rhabdite. rare. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From rhabditis + -ic; compare -itic late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Dictionary. From rhabdite + -ic; compare -itic. Definition of rhabditic in US English: rhabditic adjectiverabˈdɪtɪk 1Zoology= rhabditiform. 2Veterinary Medicine. Designating dermatitis caused by larval nematodes of the genera Rhabditis or Pelodera. adjectiverabˈdɪtɪk 1Zoology. Relating to or consisting of rhabdites. 2Mineralogy. Of or relating to the mineral variety rhabdite. rare. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From rhabditis + -ic; compare -itic<br>late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Dictionary. From rhabdite + -ic; compare -itic.
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