Results for: tall cactus
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area inside stockade, defensive barrier, fence comprised of tall stakes placed upright in the ground; wall, enclosure, defense barrier, military prison, surround area with stockade, surround with a stockade, protect by means of a stockadestockade
awkwardly tall and thin, gangly, tall and skinnygangling
bamboo stem, tall stiff-stemmed plant, tall tropical grass having a hollow woody stem; stem of the bamboo plant (used to make furniture and as a building material)bamboo
be superior, be tall, CD shelf, fortress, rise higher, stand tall, be of great height, something used for towing, tall building, tall structure, turrettower
beehive-shaped, hive for bees, place where bees live; busy place, lively place, tall hairstylebeehive
billboard (British usage); temporary tall fence made of boards enclosing a construction site; fence made of hurdles; tipmost wooden floors on a stone castle wall; temporary balcony made of wood that is hung from the upper walls from which missiles coul...hoarding
builder of steeples, one who builds and repairs tall structures such as steeplessteeplejack
cactus fruit, cactus with edible fruitBarbados gooseberry
cactus related to cereus, spiny ribbed cactus, type of cactuscereus
cactus with brightly colored flowersopuntia
cactus with pear-shaped fruitsprickly pear
cactus without branchesbarrel cactus
center of breastbone, gladiola, plant of the iris family having colorful flowers and sword-shaped leaves, sword lily, tall flowering garden plantgladiolus
central figure, column used for support or decoration, narrow vertical structure used as a support or for decorative purposes; tombstone, grave marker, something tall and narrow, support with pillars, hold up, buttresspillar
cereal crop, corn snow, corn whiskey, corny item or material, grain, cereal; maize; kernel; wart, callus, grains of corn plant, hardened uncomfortable area on foot, Indian corn, preserve food with salt or brine, preserve meat in brine or salt, tall cer...corn
 

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