caespitose
adjective
caes·pi·tose ˈse-spə-ˌtōs 
1
: growing in clusters or tufts
2
: forming a dense turf
Word History
Etymology
New Latin caespitosus, from Latin caespit-, caespes turf
First Known Use
1796, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- sets forth
- sets in
- sets in motion
- sets off
- sets on
- sets one's heart on
- sets one's teeth on edge
- sets oneself against
- sets oneself up as
- sets oneself up as something
- sets out
- sets something or someone against
- sets something straight
- sets store by
- sets straight
- sets to
- sets up
- sets up as
- sets up as something
- sets up in
- sets up in something
- sets upon
- setscrew
- setscrew wrench
- setscrews