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Definition of bud
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 bud is as below...
Bud (n.) A small
protuberance
on
certain
low forms of
animals
and
vegetables
which
develops
into a new
organism,
either
free or
attached.
See
Hydra..
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Budge
::
Budge (v.)
Brisk;
stirring;
jocund.
Cuckoobud
::
Cuckoobud
(n.) A
species
of
Ranunculus
(R.
bulbosus);
--
called
also
butterflower,
buttercup,
kingcup,
goldcup..
Pullulate
::
Pullulate
(v. i.) To
germinate;
to bud; to
multiply
abundantly.
Bryozoa
::
Bryozoa
(n. pl.) A class of
Molluscoidea,
including
minute
animals
which by
budding
form
compound
colonies;
--
called
also
Polyzoa..
Disbud
::
Disbud
(v.) To
deprive
of buds or
shoots,
as for
training,
or
economizing
the vital
strength
of a
tree..
Imp
::
Imp (n.) A
shoot;
a
scion;
a bud; a slip; a
graft.
Ineye
::
Ineye (v. t.) To
ingraft,
as a tree or
plant,
by the
insertion
of a bud or eye; to
inoculate..
Germinant
::
Germinant
(a.)
Sprouting;
sending
forth germs or buds.
Priest
::
Priest
(n.) One who
officiates
at the
altar,
or
performs
the rites of
sacrifice;
one who acts as a
mediator
between
men and the
divinity
or the gods in any form of
religion;
as,
Buddhist
priests..
Stoloniferous
::
Stolon
(n.) An
extension
of the
integument
of the body, or of the body wall, from which buds are
developed,
giving
rise to new
zooids,
and thus
forming
a
compound
animal
in which the
zooids
usually
remain
united
by the
stolons.
Such
stolons
are often
present
in
Anthozoa,
Hydroidea,
Bryozoa,
and
social
ascidians.
See
Illust.
under
Scyphistoma..
Scale
::
Scale (n.) A small
appendage
like a
rudimentary
leaf,
resembling
the
scales
of a fish in form, and often in
arrangement;
as, the scale of a bud, of a pine cone, and the like. The name is also given to the chaff on the stems of
ferns..
Gonoblastid
::
Gonoblastid
(n.) A
reproductive
bud of a
hydroid;
a
simple
gonophore.
Metamorphosis
::
Metamorphosis
(n.) A
change
in the form or
function
of a
living
organism,
by a
natural
process
of
growth
or
development;
as, the
metamorphosis
of the yolk into the
embryo,
of a
tadpole
into a frog, or of a bud into a
blossom.
Especially,
that form of
sexual
reproduction
in which an
embryo
undergoes
a
series
of
marked
changes
of
external
form, as the
chrysalis
stage,
pupa
stage,
etc., in
insects.
In these
intermediate
stages
sexual
reproduction
is
usually
impossible,
but they
ultimately
pass into
Burgeon
::
Burgeon
(v. i.) To bud. See
Bourgeon.
Ita Palm
::
Ita palm () A
magnificent
species
of palm
(Mauritia
flexuosa),
growing
near the
Orinoco.
The
natives
eat its fruit and buds, drink its sap, and make
thread
and cord from its
fiber..
Boodhist
::
Boodhist
(n.) Same as
Buddhist.
Gemmation
::
Gemmation
(n.) The
formation
of a new
individual,
either
animal
or
vegetable,
by a
process
of
budding;
an
asexual
method
of
reproduction;
gemmulation;
gemmiparity.
See
Budding..
Hydromedusa
::
Hydromedusa
(n.) Any
medusa
or
jellyfish
which is
produced
by
budding
from a
hydroid.
They are
called
also
Craspedota,
and
naked-eyed
medusae..
Fo
::
Fo (n.) The
Chinese
name of
Buddha.
Dagoba
::
Dagoba
(n.) A
dome-shaped
structure
built over
relics
of
Buddha
or some
Buddhist
saint.
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