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lo·bate

 (lō′bāt′) also lo·bat·ed (-bā′tĭd)
adj.
1. Having lobes; lobed.
2. Shaped like a lobe.
3. Having separate toes, each bordered by a weblike lobe. Used of the feet of certain birds.
lo′bate′ly adv.
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