SCAPOSE

Meaning of SCAPOSE in English

ˈskāˌpōs adjective

Etymology: New Latin scapus + English -ose

: bearing, resembling, or consisting of a scape

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SCAPOSE — /skay"pohs/ , adj. 1. having scapes; consisting of a scape. 2. resembling a scape. [ 1900-05; SCAPE 1 + -OSE …
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SCAPOSE — [sca.pose] adj (ca. 1903): bearing, resembling, or consisting of a scape "the terminal ~ flowers of a pyrola"
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SCAPOSE — стебельковый
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SCAPOSE — стебельковый
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WATER PLANTAIN — noun Date: circa 1538 any of a genus ( Alisma of the family Alismataceae, the water-plantain family) of marsh or …
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SQUIRREL CORN — noun Date: 1843 a North American herb ( Dicentra canadensis ) of the fumitory family with much-divided leaves and a …
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BLUEBELL — noun Date: 1578 any of various bellflowers, any of various plants bearing blue bell-shaped flowers: as, a European herb ( …
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THRIFT — I. ˈthrift noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English, from Old Norse, success, prosperity, from thrīfask to …
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DAISY — I. ˈdāzē, -zi noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English daisie, dayeseye, from Old English dægesēge, dægesēage, from dæg day …
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UTRICULARIA — yü.ˌtrikyəˈla(a)rēə noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin utriculus small bag + New Latin -aria 1. capitalized : a large widely …
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TARAXACUM — -ksəkəm noun Etymology: New Latin, from Arabic ṭarakhshaqūn wild chicory 1. capitalized : a genus of chiefly weedy nearly cosmopolitan …
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SQUIRREL CORN — noun : a No. American herb ( Dicentra canadensis ) with delicate much-divided leaves and a scapose raceme of cream-colored …
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SOLDANELLA — ˌsäldəˈnelə, ˌsōl- noun Etymology: New Latin, from Italian, soldanella 1. capitalized : a small genus of European low-growing perennial alpine …
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SARRACENIALES — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈā(ˌ)lēz noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Sarracenia + -ales : an order of dicotyledonous plants constituting the …
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SANGUINARIA — ˌsaŋgwəˈna(a)rēə noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, an herb that stanches blood, from feminine of sanguinarius sanguinary 1. capitalized : …
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SAGITTARIA — ˌsajəˈta(a)rēə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin sagitta + New Latin -aria : a genus of aquatic herbs …
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PUSSY-PAW — noun also pussy's-paw ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ : a Californian herb ( Calyptridium umbellatum ) of the family Portulacaceae with a scapose spike …
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POPPY ANEMONE — noun also poppy anemony : a perennial tuberous European herb ( Anemone coronaria ) widely cultivated for its red, blue, …
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OPHIOPOGON — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈpōˌgän noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from ophi- + -pogon : a genus of stoloniferous scapose grass-leaved herbs (family …
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LIRIOPE — lə̇ˈrīə(ˌ)pē noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, after Liriope, a nymph in Roman mythology : a genus of stoloniferous scapose …
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LIMOSELLA — ˌlīməˈselə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin limosus muddy + -ella : a small genus of widely distributed …
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IFAFA LILY — ə̇ˈfäfə- noun Usage: usually capitalized I Etymology: ifafa from native name in southern Africa : a bulbous scapose southern African …
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HYPOXIS — hīˈpäksə̇s, hə̇ˈ- noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, irregular from hypo- + Greek oxys sharp — more at oxy- : …
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HYPOCHAERIS — “+ˈkirə̇s noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, alteration of Latin hypochoeris, a plant, from Greek hypochoiris succory plant, from hypo- …
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HYACINTHUS — ˌhīəˈsin(t)thəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, a flowering plant : a genus of Old World bulbous and …
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GLORY-OF-THE-SUN — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ noun ( plural glory-of-the-suns ) : a small bulbous scapose Chilean perennial herb ( Leucocoryne ixioides ) of the …
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FALL DANDELION — noun : a European scapose herb ( Leontodon autumnalis ) naturalized in the United States
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EUCHARIS — ˈyük(ə)rə̇s noun Etymology: New Latin, from Late Latin, gracious, charming, from Greek, from eu- + charis grace; akin to Greek …
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ERYTHRONIUM — ˌerəˈthrōnēəm noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek erythronion, a kind of plant, from erythros red — more at red 1. …
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DODECATHEON — ˌdōdəˈkathēən noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek dōdekatheon primrose, from neuter of dōdekatheos of twelve gods, from dōdeka- dodeca- + …
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CAMASSIA — kəˈmasēə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from English camass + New Latin -ia : a genus of scapose herbs …
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