ppl. a. = prec.; also, striated with minute grooves or flutings; also, pierced with a minute canal.
1761. Da Costa, in Phil. Trans., LII. 446. A kind of crystals canaliculated, or striated lengthwise.
1828. Stark, Elem. Nat. Hist., II. 37. Shell oval or oblong, canaliculated at the base.
1849. Ruskin, Sev. Lamps, iv. § 2. 95. The fluting of the column … feebly resembled many canaliculated organic structures.
1882. Miss C. C. Hopley, Snakes, xix. 372. Redi … observed the canal or slit in the fang,… and that these canaliculated teeth … were for the conveyance of the venom.
