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STEMMED

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There are 17 entries related to STEMMED in the AudioEnglish.net dictionary.

1. What does STEMMED mean?
pronunciation
Sense 1/3: Having a stem or stems or having a stem as specified; often used in combination

2. What does WEAK-STEMMED mean?
pronunciation
Having a weak stem

3. What does WIRY-STEMMED mean?
pronunciation
Having a wiry stem

4. What does LEAFY-STEMMED mean?
pronunciation
Having a leafy stem

5. What does MULTI-STEMMED mean?
pronunciation
Having many stems

6. What does SHORT-STEMMED mean?
pronunciation
Having a short stem

7. What does SPINY-STEMMED mean?
pronunciation
Having a spiny stem

8. What does STOUT-STEMMED mean?
pronunciation
Having a stout stem

9. What does THICK-STEMMED mean?
pronunciation
Having a thick stem

10. What does WOODY-STEMMED mean?
pronunciation
Having a woody stem

11. What does WOOLLY-STEMMED mean?
pronunciation
Having a woolly stem

12. What does CYLINDRICAL-STEMMED mean?
pronunciation
Having a cylindrical stem

13. What does PURPLE-STEMMED ASTER mean?
pronunciation
It's a variety of aster

14. What does CROOKED-STEMMED ASTER mean?
pronunciation
It's a variety of aster

15. What does WHITE-STEMMED FILAREE mean?
definition
Low annual European herb naturalized in America; similar to alfilaria

16. What does ROUGH-STEMMED GOLDENROD mean?
pronunciation
It's a variety of goldenrod

17. What does BLACK-STEMMED SPLEENWORT mean?
definition
Fern of tropical America: from southern United States to West Indies and Mexico to Brazil


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