amplexatileadj.
Bot.
An epithet applied by L. C. Richard to a radicle that envelops the embryo.
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1879 New Sydenham Soc. Lexicon
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adj.1879- there gains him no glee
- there games him no glee
- there glads him no glee
- there goes but a pair of shears between them
- there he goes
- there is
- there is a difference between staring and stark mad
- there is a difference between staring and stark stark blind
- there is a hen on
- there is a life after
- there is a remedy for everything but death
- there is a time and a place
- there is a time and a place for everything
- there is a time and place for everything
- there is a time to speak and a time to be silent
- there is etc no time to lose
- there is etc nothing doing
- there is life after
- there is matter in it
- there is money in
- there is more than one way to skin a cat
- there is no accounting for taste
- there is no accounting for tastes
- there is no call for
- there is no fear