a. [f. STALAGMITE + -IC. Cf. F. stalagmitique.] Formed in the same way as a stalagmite, composed of stalagmites or having their form or character.
1772. Banks, in Pennant’s Tour Scot. (1774), 302. A yellow stalagmitic matter has exuded.
1811. Pinkerton, Petral., II. 501. More commonly this calcareous substance lines the cavities under the stalagmitic form.
1824. Ann. Reg., 238*. A stalagmitic incrustation.
1862. D. Wilson, Preh. Man, iii. 46. A thick stalagmitic flooring.
1883. Rudler, in Encycl. Brit., XV. 529. Stalagmitic marbles.
