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Etymology
From fil + -ós.
Pronunciation
Adjective
filós (feminine filosa, masculine plural filosos, feminine plural filoses)
- stringy, fibrous
- ragged, frayed
1925, Eduard Fontserè, Atlas elemental de núvols:Les vores d'aquest embut tenen textura radiant i filosa, i terminen en un cirrus, anomenat ordinàriament fals cirrus, compost dels darrers filaments de l'embut mateix, i de la bufera, també cirrosa, que surt del centre del corrent.- The edges of this funnel have a radiant and wispy texture and terminate in a cirrus, ordinarily termed a false cirrus, composed of the last filaments of the funnel itself and of the puff, also cirrous, which emerges from the centre of the current.
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Portuguese
Noun
filós
- plural of filó