Of a plant: creeping, climbing, or spreading rapidly; sending out many runners. Also in the names of plants which have this characteristic. See…
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释义 | the world > plants > by growth or development > defined by habit > [adjective] > climbing, spreading, or creeping (40) running1548 Of a plant: creeping, climbing, or spreading rapidly; sending out many runners. Also in the names of plants which have this characteristic. See… spreading1560 That opens out, extends, or grows outwards; increasing in size or area. Also figurative and in figurative contexts. Of trees or plants. flat1578 Spread out, stretched or lying at full length (esp. on the ground); rare, except in predicative use… Of a plant: Creeping, trailing on the ground. ramping1578 Of a plant. Climbing, clinging. Obsolete. rare. wandering1590 Of plants: Trailing; sending out long tendrils, runners, or adventitious roots. Also in Wandering Jew (after 1c), Wandering Sailor(s, Wandering Jenny… upcreeping1611 gadding1638 Chiefly poetic. Of a plant or part of a plant, esp. a vine: spreading, rambling, straggling. Cf. gad, v.1 4. rambling1653 Of a plant: spreading, esp. by means of long flexible trailing stems, stolons, runners, etc.; scrambling. Also (of a root, branch, etc.): growing… obsequious1657 Of a plant: creeping. Obsolete. rare. reptant1657 Zoology (and Botany). Of a sessile animal, or (formerly) †a plant or part of a plant (obsolete): prostrate; growing along the ground or… scansive1657 = scandent, adj. scansory1657 Of or pertaining to climbing; given to climbing. procumbent1668 Botany. Of a plant, leaf, or stem: lying flat on the ground, especially without rooting; trailing or growing along the ground. Also: designating… repent1669 Botany and Zoology. Of a plant or part of a plant, or (later also) a sessile animal: prostrate; (esp. of the stem of a plant) creeping along the… scandenta1682 Climbing; ascending. supine1686 Botany. Of a plant: having a prostrate habit of growth; procumbent. Of a plant part: †facing upwards (obsolete); lying flat (on the ground or… scrambling1688 Irregular or rambling in form or habit. Of a plant: Of straggling or rambling growth. creeping1697 Of plants: Having a stem or stems which extend themselves horizontally along the surface of the ground, and throw out roots at intervals. It is… sarmentous1721 = sarmentose, adj. reptile1727 Of a plant: creeping, repent (repent, adj.2 1a). Obsolete. sarmentose1760 (See quot. 1863.) prostrate1773 Botany. Of a plant, its stem, etc.: growing flat against or close to the ground. trailing1785 Of a plant, or a branch, stem, or shoot of a plant: see trail, v.1 6. Also in the names of plants with a trailing habit; trailing arbutus: = New En… decumbent1789 spec. Botany. Lying or trailing upon the ground, but with the extremity ascending: applied to stems, branches, etc. travelling1822 Of a root or other part of a plant: that spreads, esp. in a horizontal or unwanted direction. Also: designating a plant having such roots. vagrant1827 Of plants: Rambling or straggling in growth or habit; straying. Also of hair. sarmentaceous1830 = sarmentose, adj. humifuse1854 (See quot.) sarmentiferous1858 = sarmentose, adj. amphibryous1866 (See quot.) humistratous1880 ‘Spread over the surface of the ground’ (Gray). climbing1882 That climbs, in the senses of the verb. clambering1883 That clambers, in various senses of the verb. Subcategories:— entwined with or supported by other plant, etc. (5) — having or not having creeping plants (2) |
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