Çĭl'i-ate or Çĭl'i-ā'ted, a.
a. [L. Lat. ciliatus, from Lat. cilium. See CILIA.]
Sense 1. (Bot.) Furnished or surrounded with parallel filaments, or bristles, resembling the hairs of the eyelids; as, a ciliated leaf.
Sense 2. (Anat.) Covered with fine filaments, which, during life, are endowed with a vibratory motion; as, the ciliated epithelium.