Cir'ro-cū'mu-lūs, n.
n. [Lat. cirrus, lock, and cumulus, q. v.] (Meteor.) A cloud which is composed of the cumulus broken up into small masses, and presenting a fleecy appearance. [See Note under CLOUD.]
n. [Lat. cirrus, lock, and cumulus, q. v.] (Meteor.) A cloud which is composed of the cumulus broken up into small masses, and presenting a fleecy appearance. [See Note under CLOUD.]