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What do spitulate means?

"Spitul" is not a recognized word in standard English. However, "spatulate" is a word that describes a shape. It means:

Spatulate: Shaped like a spatula, broad and rounded at the end, tapering to a narrow base.

Here are some examples of how "spatulate" can be used:

* Leaves: Some plants have spatulate leaves, like those of a dandelion or some violets.

* Tools: A spatula itself is a spatulate tool.

* Body parts: The tongue of a frog can be described as spatulate.

If you're sure you saw "spitul" somewhere, there might be a typographical error. Double check the source and see if it's actually meant to be "spatulate".

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