Having cheeks; possessing prominent or pronounced cheeks; also relating to or resembling a cheek.
From Latin 'bucca' (cheek) + the adjective suffix '-ate', creating a descriptive term for cheek-related features.
This is a charming anatomical adjective—'buccate' describes creatures or faces with noticeably puffy cheeks, like hamsters or certain primate species, showing how Latin-based vocabulary lets scientists be very specific.
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