Past tense or adjective form meaning having been given or having finely fringed borders, describing something with delicate decorative edges.
Extended from fimbricate with the additional suffix -ed, emphasizing the presence or application of fimbriate characteristics. This form appeared in scientific literature to describe observable fringed features in specimens.
This is the past-tense cousin of fimbricate—it's what you call a plant specimen once you've looked at it closely and noticed those gorgeous frilly edges all around its leaves.
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