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Definition of foliage
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 foliage is as below...
Foliage
(v. t.) To adorn with
foliage
or the
imitation
of
foliage;
to form into the
representation
of
leaves.
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Silverberry
::
Silverberry
(n.) A tree or shrub
(Elaeagnus
argentea)
with
silvery
foliage
and
fruit.
Myrica
::
Myrica
(n.) A
widely
dispersed
genus of
shrubs
and
trees,
usually
with
aromatic
foliage.
It
includes
the
bayberry
or wax
myrtle,
the sweet gale, and the North
American
sweet fern, so
called..
Foliaged
::
Foliaged
(a.)
Furnished
with
foliage;
leaved;
as, the
variously
foliaged
mulberry..
Eglantine
::
Eglantine
(n.) A
species
of rose (Rosa
Eglanteria),
with
fragrant
foliage
and
flowers
of
various
colors..
Viridity
::
Viridity
(n.)
Greenness;
verdure;
the color of grass and
foliage.
Levesel
::
Levesel
(n.) A leafy
shelter;
a place
covered
with
foliage.
Umbrageous
::
Umbrageous
(a.)
Forming
or
affording
a
shade;
shady;
shaded;
as,
umbrageous
trees or
foliage..
Cankerworm
::
Cankerworm
(n.) The larva of two
species
of
geometrid
moths which are very
injurious
to fruit and shade trees by
eating,
and often
entirely
destroying,
the
foliage.
Other
similar
larvae
are also
called
cankerworms..
Exuberance
::
Exuberance
(n.) The state of being
exuberant;
an
overflowing
quantity;
a
copious
or
excessive
production
or
supply;
superabundance;
richness;
as, an
exuberance
of joy, of
fancy,
or of
foliage..
Leafage
::
Leafage
(n.)
Leaves,
collectively;
foliage..
Exuberant
::
Exuberant
(a.)
Characterized
by
abundance
or
superabundance;
plenteous;
rich;
overflowing;
copious
or
excessive
in
production;
as,
exuberant
goodness;
an
exuberant
intellect;
exuberant
foliage..
Palma Christi
::
Palma
Christi
() A plant
(Ricinus
communis)
with
ornamental
peltate
and
palmately
cleft
foliage,
growing
as a woody
perennial
in the
tropics,
and
cultivated
as an
herbaceous
annual
in
temperate
regions;
--
called
also
castor-oil
plant..
Rhizogen
::
Rhizogen
(n.) One of a
proposed
class of
flowering
plants
growning
on the roots of other
plants
and
destitute
of green
foliage.
Umbrage
::
Umbrage
(n.)
Shade;
shadow;
obscurity;
hence,
that which
affords
a
shade,
as a
screen
of trees or
foliage..
Arabesque
::
Arabesque
(n.) A style of
ornamentation
either
painted,
inlaid,
or
carved
in low
relief.
It
consists
of a
pattern
in which
plants,
fruits,
foliage,
etc., as well as
figures
of men and
animals,
real or
imaginary,
are
fantastically
interlaced
or put
together..
Shroud
::
Shroud
(n.) The
branching
top of a tree;
foliage.
Brocade
::
Brocade
(n.) Silk
stuff,
woven with gold and
silver
threads,
or
ornamented
with
raised
flowers,
foliage,
etc.; -- also
applied
to other
stuffs
thus
wrought
and
enriched..
Luxuriant
::
Luxuriant
(a.)
Exuberant
in
growth;
rank;
excessive;
very
abundant;
as, a
luxuriant
growth
of
grass;
luxuriant
foliage..
Cladophyll
::
Cladophyll
(n.) A
special
branch,
resembling
a leaf, as in the
apparent
foliage
of the broom
(Ruscus)
and of the
common
cultivated
smilax
(Myrsiphillum)..
Foliage
::
Foliage
(n.) A
cluster
of
leaves,
flowers,
and
branches;
especially,
the
representation
of
leaves,
flowers,
and
branches,
in
architecture,
intended
to
ornament
and
enrich
capitals,
friezes,
pediments,
etc..
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