Usually means: Decayed, withered, especially in plants.
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  1. marcid: Wordnik
  2. marcid: Wiktionary
  3. Marcid, marcid: Dictionary.com
  4. Marcid: Online Plain Text English Dictionary
  5. marcid: Webster's Revised Unabridged, 1913 Edition
  6. Marcid: AllWords.com Multi-Lingual Dictionary
  7. marcid: Webster's 1828 Dictionary
  8. marcid: FreeDictionary.org
  9. Marcid: TheFreeDictionary.com

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Definitions from Wiktionary (marcid)

▸ adjective:  (archaic) lean, withered.

Similar:
emarcid, meagry, armgaunt, moth-eaten, marasmoid, Gaunt, marish, wizened, meager, skeletal, more...

Opposite:
fresh, vibrant, lively, robust, flourishing

Types:
aerobic, anaerobic, mixed, more...

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Similar:
emarcid, meagry, armgaunt, moth-eaten, marasmoid, Gaunt, marish, wizened, meager, skeletal, more...

Opposite:
fresh, vibrant, lively, robust, flourishing

Types:
aerobic, anaerobic, mixed, more...



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