a. Chiefly Nat. Hist. Now rare. [f. prec. + -ED1.] = prec.

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1673.  E. Browne, Trav., 82. A sort of Cross, which our Heralds do not dream of, which is a Cross Lunated after this manner.

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1706.  Phil. Trans., XXV. 2216. The Jugulum or lunated part of the Breast-bone.

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1830.  S. Cooper, Dict. Pract. Surg. (ed. 6), 819. The operator … made a lunated incision.

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1857.  Birch, Anc. Pottery (1858), I. 411. The Amazons have the pelta, or lunated shield.

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1859.  Todd, Cycl. Anat., V. 156/2. The sacro-iliac facet … is lunated in shape.

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