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catnip |
a downy, strongly scented plant of the mint family that is attractive to cats. |
dusty miller |
any of various flowering plants and herbs having whitish, downy or woolly foliage. |
gloxinia |
any of several tropical houseplants with large downy leaves and bell-shaped flowers of various colors. |
marabou |
any of several large storks of Africa or the East Indies that have downy feathers under the wings and tail. [1/3 definitions] |
mold2 |
a surface growth of fungus, often fuzzy or downy, that forms on stale, damp, or decaying matter. [1/4 definitions] |
nappy2 |
covered with nap; downy; fuzzy. |
peach |
a soft, juicy, edible fruit that has downy yellow or reddish skin and a single large rough stone. [1/4 definitions] |
pilose |
covered with hair, esp. soft fine hair; downy or furry. |
rose mallow |
any of several plants related to mallow, esp. a tall North American marsh species that has downy leaves and bears large, showy, white or pink flowers. |
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