1. To divide into two branches.

2. Branching off so as to form an obtuse angle above and an acute angle below.

3. To fork or part into two branches; to branch off at an obtuse angle.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• sivaricate,
• xivaricate,
• civaricate,
• fivaricate,
• rivaricate,
• eivaricate,
• duvaricate,
• djvaricate,
• dkvaricate,
• dovaricate,
• d9varicate,
• d8varicate,
• dicaricate,
• dibaricate,
• digaricate,
• difaricate,
• divaricated,
• divaricat,
• divericat,
• divricat

• divarication.

The adverb form of the word "divaricate" is "divaricately".

The adjective form of the word "divaricate" is "divaricated".

The plural form of the word "divaricate" is "divaricates"

The singular form of the word "divaricate" is "divarication"