different between lactescent vs latescent
lactescent
English
Etymology
From Latin lactescens, present participle of lactescere
Adjective
lactescent (comparative more lactescent, superlative most lactescent)
- milky
Synonyms
- milken, lacteous; see also Thesaurus:lacteous
lactescent From the web:
- what does lactescent mean
- what is a lactescent definition
latescent
English
Adjective
latescent (comparative more latescent, superlative most latescent)
- (rare) latent, hidden, obscure
Anagrams
- electants, selectant, tentacles
Latin
Verb
lat?scent
- third-person plural future active indicative of lat?sc?
Verb
lat?scent
- third-person plural future active indicative of lat?sc?
latescent From the web:
- what does latescent mean
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