Crateral. World English Historical Dictionary

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a. [f. CRATER + -AL.] Of, belonging to, of the nature of, a (volcanic) crater.

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1860.  W. Webb, in Med. Times, 4 Feb., 118/2. The alluvial deposits in crateral abysses.

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1878.  Huxley, Physiogr., 195. A new cone seated within the old crateral hollow.

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