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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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Gonozooid
::
Gonozooid
(n.) A
sexual
zooid,
or
medusoid
bud of a
hydroid;
a
gonophore.
See
Hydroidea,
and
Illust.
of
Campanularian..
Pullulation
::
Pullulation
(n.) A
germinating,
or
budding..
Bryozoa
::
Bryozoa
(n. pl.) A class of
Molluscoidea,
including
minute
animals
which by
budding
form
compound
colonies;
--
called
also
Polyzoa..
Subpleural
::
Subpetiolar
(a.)
Concealed
within
the base of the
petiole,
as the leaf buds of the plane
tree..
Fo
::
Fo (n.) The
Chinese
name of
Buddha.
Aestivation
::
Aestivation
(n.) The
arrangement
of the
petals
in a
flower
bud, as to
folding,
overlapping,
etc.;
prefloration..
Oculus
::
Oculus
(n.) An eye;
(Bot.)
a leaf bud.
Bloom
::
Bloom (n.) A state or time of
beauty,
freshness,
and
vigor;
an
opening
to
higher
perfection,
analogous
to that of buds into
blossoms;
as, the bloom of
youth..
Bo Tree
::
Bo tree () The
peepul
tree; esp., the very
ancient
tree
standing
at
Anurajahpoora
in
Ceylon,
grown from a slip of the tree under which
Gautama
is said to have
received
the
heavenly
light and so to have
become
Buddha..
Budge
::
Budge (a.)
Austere
or
stiff,
like
scholastics..
Buddhism
::
Buddhism
(n.) The
religion
based upon the
doctrine
originally
taught
by the
Hindoo
sage
Gautama
Siddartha,
surnamed
Buddha,
the
awakened
or
enlightened,
in the sixth
century
b. c., and
adopted
as a
religion
by the
greater
part of the
inhabitants
of
Central
and
Eastern
Asia and the
Indian
Islands.
Buddha's
teaching
is
believed
to have been
atheistic;
yet it was
characterized
by
elevated
humanity
and
morality.
It
presents
release
from
existence
(a
beatific
enfranchisement,
Nirvana)
as the
greatest
Gemmule
::
Gemmule
(n.) One of the buds of
mosses.
Yeast
::
Yeast (n.) A form of
fungus
which grows as
indvidual
rounded
cells,
rather
than in a
mycelium,
and
reproduces
by
budding;
esp.
members
of the
orders
Endomycetales
and
Moniliales.
Some fungi may grow both as a yeast or as a
mycelium,
depending
on the
conditions
of
growth..
Seedling
::
Seedling
(n.) A plant
reared
from the seed, as
distinguished
from one
propagated
by
layers,
buds, or the
like..
Ptyxis
::
Ptyxis
(n.) The way in which a leaf is
sometimes
folded
in the bud.
Creaze
::
Creaze
(n.) The tin ore which
collects
in the
central
part of the
washing
pit or
buddle.
Budgeness
::
Budgeness
(n.)
Sternness;
severity.
Shoot
::
Shoot (v. i.) To push or
thrust
forward;
to
project;
to
protrude;
-- often with out; as, a plant
shoots
out a bud..
Repullulate
::
Repullulate
(v. i.) To bud
again.
Differentiation
::
Differentiation
(n.) The
gradual
formation
or
production
of
organs
or parts by a
process
of
evolution
or
development,
as when the seed
develops
the root and the stem, the
initial
stem
develops
the leaf,
branches,
and
flower
buds; or in
animal
life, when the germ
evolves
the
digestive
and other
organs
and
members,
or when the
animals
as they
advance
in
organization
acquire
special
organs
for
specific
purposes..
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