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Definition of plant
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of plant is as below...
Plant (n.) To set
firmly;
to fix; to set and
direct,
or
point;
as, to plant
cannon
against
a fort; to plant a
standard
in any
place;
to plant one's feet on solid
ground;
to plant one's fist in
another's
face..
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Turf
::
Turf (n.) That upper
stratum
of earth and
vegetable
mold which is
filled
with the roots of grass and other small
plants,
so as to
adhere
and form a kind of mat;
sward;
sod..
Triumplant
::
Triumplant
(v. i.) Of or
pertaining
to
triumph;
triumphal.
Aroma
::
Aroma (n.) The
quality
or
principle
of
plants
or other
substances
which
constitutes
their
fragrance;
agreeable
odor; as, the aroma of
coffee..
Caladium
::
Caladium
(n.) A genus of
aroideous
plants,
of which some
species
are
cultivated
for their
immense
leaves
(which
are often
curiously
blotched
with white and red), and
others
(in
Polynesia)
for
food..
Angioscope
::
Angioscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
examining
the
capillary
vessels
of
animals
and
plants.
Agrarian
::
Agrarian
(a.) Wild; -- said of
plants
growing
in the
fields.
Liverwort
::
Liverwort
(n.) A
ranunculaceous
plant
(Anemone
Hepatica)
with
pretty
white or
bluish
flowers
and a
three-lobed
leaf; --
called
also
squirrel
cups.
Lucern
::
Lucern
(n.) A
leguminous
plant
(Medicago
sativa),
having
bluish
purple
cloverlike
flowers,
cultivated
for
fodder;
--
called
also
alfalfa..
Thoroughwax
::
Thoroughwax
(n.) An
umbelliferous
plant
(Bupleurum
rotundifolium)
with
perfoliate
leaves.
Houseleek
::
Houseleek
(n.) A
succulent
plant of the genus
Sempervivum
(S.
tectorum),
originally
a
native
of
subalpine
Europe,
but now found very
generally
on old walls and
roofs.
It is very
tenacious
of life under
drought
and heat; --
called
also
ayegreen..
Camass
::
Camass
(n.) A
blue-flowered
liliaceous
plant
(Camassia
esculenta)
of
northwestern
America,
the bulbs of which are
collected
for food by the
Indians..
Monocephalous
::
Monocephalous
(a.)
Having
a
solitary
head; -- said of
unbranched
composite
plants.
Medical
::
Medical
(a.)
Containing
medicine;
used in
medicine;
medicinal;
as, the
medical
properties
of a
plant..
Deplantation
::
Deplantation
(n.) Act of
taking
up
plants
from beds.
Vegetable
::
Vegetable
(v.) Of or
pertaining
to
plants;
having
the
nature
of, or
produced
by,
plants;
as, a
vegetable
nature;
vegetable
growths,
juices,
etc..
Cohosh
::
Cohosh
(n.) A
perennial
American
herb
(Caulophyllum
thalictroides),
whose
rootstock
is used in
medicine;
-- also
called
pappoose
root. The name is
sometimes
also given to the
Cimicifuga
racemosa,
and to two
species
of
Actaea,
plants
of the
Crowfoot
family..
Hognut
::
Hognut
(n.) In
England,
the
Bunium
flexuosum,
a
tuberous
plant..
Reseda
::
Reseda
(n.) A genus of
plants,
the type of which is
mignonette..
Enlarge
::
Enlarge
(v. i.) To grow large or
larger;
to be
further
extended;
to
expand;
as, a plant
enlarges
by
growth;
an
estate
enlarges
by good
management;
a
volume
of air
enlarges
by
rarefaction..
Plant-cane
::
Plant-cane
(n.) A stalk or shoot of sugar cane of the first
growth
from the
cutting.
The
growth
of the
second
and
following
years is of
inferior
quality,
and is
called
rattoon..
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