Results for: leaf of pine
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any of the curved bones which form the rib cage; support which resembles a rib bone; central vein of a leaf; lengthwise ridge (in fabric, etc.), curved bone of chest, install ribs, strengthen with ribs; tease, mock, make fun of, knit plain and purl sti...rib
architectural decoration of curved leaves used at the edge of a spire or gable, decorative carved leafcrocket
architectural ornament, flower or leaf symbol, leaf with four leaflets; leaf-like ornament with four lobes (Architecture)quatrefoil
aromatic leaf used in cookingbay leaf
asexual reproductive structure, leaf bud; budlike growth which separates from the parent plant to form a new one (Botany); budlike growth which separates from the parent organism to form a new one (Zoology)gemma
at puberty, hairy, sexually mature; (about a leaf) covered with soft downy hairspubescent
axillar, between leaf or branch and stem, of armpit, of the armpit, pertaining to the armpit (Anatomy); pertaining to the axil, of the angle between stem and branch (Botany)axillary
baking tin, betel leaf, concavity in earth, container for waste, cook food in a frying pan; criticize harshly; move a video camera from one side to the other to capture a panoramic view, cooking pot, critical review, criticize severely, dish for sortin...pan
base leaf on an ear, small leaf in the blossoming of grass or sedge or similar plantglume
bearing leaves, leafy; leaflike; bearing leaves; pertaining to leaves; made up of thin layers, of or resembling a leaffoliaceous
bee with leaf-lined nestleafcutter bee
black pine, New Zealand treematai
bottom part of grass leafleaf sheath
branching vein, small blood vessel, small vein (especially leading from the capillaries to the veins); small vein in the wing of an insect or in a leafvenule
browny yellow color, fossilized pine tree resin; yellowish brown color, signal for caution, yellow fossil resin, yellowish-brownamber
 

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