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plant
- pronunciation:
- plaent
- parts of speech:
- noun, transitive verb, intransitive verb
- features:
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| part of speech: |
noun |
| definition 1: |
a living organism of the vegetable group.
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| definition 2: |
a form of vegetable life that has roots and leaves and is of smaller size than trees or shrubs.
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| definition 3: |
a building or group of buildings, esp. those that house machinery and equipment for manufacturing; factory.
- similar words:
- factory, work
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| definition 4: |
(informal) a person or thing placed or used in such a manner as to deceive or entrap.
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| related words: |
aromatic, facility, mill, organism, top |
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| part of speech: |
transitive verb |
| inflections: |
planted, planting, plants |
| definition 1: |
to put (seeds or plants) in the ground.
- similar words:
- root, seed
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| definition 2: |
to provide (land) with plants.
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| definition 3: |
to establish, as in the mind.
We are planting ideas in the students.- similar words:
- root
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| definition 4: |
to place firmly or with force.
He planted his feet and would not move. |
| definition 5: |
to establish in a location or situation.
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| related words: |
bury, crop, forest, install, landscape, pitch, put, sink, subdue |
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| part of speech: |
intransitive verb |
| definition: |
to put seeds in the ground.
Spring is the time to plant.- similar words:
- seed
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| related words: |
crop |
| derivation: |
plantlike (adj.) |
Word Builder: plant +
- plantings:
things that are planted.
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animals that only eat plants |
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herbivore, vegetarian |
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produced by plants |
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bloom, blossom, bud, flower, fruit, seed |
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see/see also plant |
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flower, fruit, vegetable |
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some activities with plants |
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browse, cultivate, eat, feed, garden, graze, hay, implant, landscape, mow, plant, root, sink, sow, transplant |
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some behaviors of plants |
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bloom, creep, grow, pollinate, wilt |
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some categories of plants |
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annual, biennial, deciduous, perennial |
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some descriptions of plants |
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fresh, green, poisonous |
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some examples of plants |
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bramble, bush, cactus, cereal, conifer, evergreen, fern, flower, grass, herb, houseplant, insectivore, ivy, legume, lily, moss, palm, seaweed, shrub, tree, weed |
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some growth stages of plants |
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embryo, seed |
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some kinds of plants |
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cross, dwarf, hybrid, native |
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some parts of plants |
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blade, boll, branch, bulb, cell, chlorophyll, foliage, fruit, grain, leaf, nectar, offshoot, petal, pore, root, runner, sap, sepal, sprout, stem |
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some people associated with plants |
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farmer, florist, gardener |
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some places for plants |
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aquarium, bed, border, crop, forest, garden, greenhouse, habitat, heath, hothouse, jungle, moor, nursery, oasis, orchard, terrarium, vase |
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some things plants cause |
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allergy, hay fever, rash |
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some things that affect plants |
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air, blight, fertilizer, insects, irrigation, manure, nutrients, pollination, soil, sunlight, water, weeds |
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some uses of plants |
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clothing, food, fuel, shelter |
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study of plants |
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botany |
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