a. Also oulo-. [f. mod.L. Ulotrichi (see def.), f. Gr. οὖλος crisp, curly + -τριχος -haired, f. τριχ-, θρίξ hair. Cf. F. ulotrique, Pg. ulotrico.] Of or belonging to the Ulotrichi, the division of mankind (in Bory de St. Vincent’s classification) having crisp or woolly hair.
1857. Mayne, Expos. Lex., 847/2. Oulotrichous.
1884. Imp. Dict.
1909. A. C. Haddon, Races of Man, 3. These three varieties [of hair, i.e., straight, wavy, and woolly] are now termed leiotrichous, cymotrichous, and ulotrichous.
