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Obvolute

Overlapping contorted convolute applied primarily in botany to two opposite leaves

the same subject-matter, to the same situation, and both substantially overlap and are co-extensive and at the same time so contrary

An overlapping of the edges like that of tiles or shingles hence

armor for the body consisting of scales or plates sometimes overlapping each other generally of metal and sewed to linen or

suns diameter by photography utilizing the common chord of two overlapping images

same as clinker built of ships

Imbricated with the overlapping ends directed downward

With slightly overlapping borders said of a suture

butterflies and moths They have broad wings covered with minute overlapping scales usually brightly colored

is not extensile The body and tail are covered with overlapping scales and the toes are margined See Illust under Skink