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Who are the Hollywood actors with height of 5'6?
daniel radcliffe,eliza wood,woody allen
Which weird or nerdy actor was probably the target of schoolyard bullies?
woody AllenAdam sandlerben stillerpee wee HermanJim carrey
What is the definition of an arborist?
The definition of an arborist is a tree surgeon, or a specialist in treating or renewing damaged, unhealthy trees. One can also take care of woody plants (not just trees).
What does checote mean?
I don't know what checote means but checot means handsome tree of central and eastern North America having large bipinnate leaves and green-white flowers followed by large woody brown pods whose seeds are used as a coffee substitute.
What are some adjective's that begin with the letter x?
Such adjectives, derived from Greek, will have the prefix xanth- for yellow colored; xen- for foreign, xer- for dry; or xyl- for wood.X adjectives include:x-ratedxanthic - having a yellow colourxanthochromic - having a yellow color such as cerebrospinal fluid containing bilexanthous - light brown or yellowxenogamous - refers to cross-fertilizationxenic - of or relating to a culture medium that contains unidentified organismsxenophilic - relating to an attraction to foreign people and customsxeric - of or adapted to an extremely dry habitatxerographic - relating to xerography (a photocopying process)xenial - relating to hospitality between host and guestxenobiotic - relating to a chemical compound foreign to living organismsxenogeneic - relating to tissues or cells belonging to individual of different speciesxenolithic - relating to a rock that differs in composition, origin, and structure from the igneous rock enclosing itxenophobic - afraid of those who are differentxenotropic - replicating or reproducing only in cells other than those of the host speciesxerophilous - adapting to a dry climatexerophthalmic - relating to a dry, thickened condition of the eyeballxerophytic - relating to a plant adapted to a dry habitatxerothermic - something adapted to or thriving in a hot and dry environmentxerotic - dryxylographical - relating to the art of engraving on woodxyloid - resembling woodxylophonic - relating to the percussion instrument (xylophone)xylophagous - relating to something that feeds on or bores into woodXeric (very dry), xyloid (woody) and xenophobic (dislike or fear of people from other countries) are adjectives. They start with the letter x.Xeric is an adjective that means very dry. It begins with the letter x.Xeric is a descriptive word. It means that the item or place is very dry.
Is grapevine a herb or shrub?
Grapevine is a woody shrub that is cultivated for its fruit, grapes.
Is gumamela a shrub or herb?
its a shrub (they have woody stems) herbs have soft stems...
Is yellow jasmine herbaceous or woody?
Yellow jasmine is woody, as it is a vine or shrub that produces woody stems.
Is lavender a annual or perennial?
Lavender is a woody perennial, or low growing shrub.
Is a rosal a shrub or herb?
Shrub
What is a woody plant with low height that rhymes with flub or tub?
Shrub.
Is poison ivy an ivy?
Poison Ivy is a herbaceous woody perennial, that either grows as a woody vine, shrub or bush.
Rearrange all the letters in the word brush to find a woody plant?
shrub
What is the answer of the shrub noun?
The noun 'shrub' is a singular, common, concrete noun; a word for a woody plant that is smaller than a tree; a word for a thing.
Is rose plant a herb or a shrub?
A rose plant is classified as a shrub. While some herbs are plants with aromatic leaves used for food or medicinal purposes, roses are considered ornamental shrubs due to their woody stems and flowers.
Is ladyfinger a shrub or herb?
Ladyfinger, also known as okra, is a herbaceous plant. It is considered an herb rather than a shrub because it does not have a woody stem and usually grows as an annual.
What is the name of the woody stem of a raspberry shrub?
The woody stem of a raspberry shrub is called a cane. Canes can be either primocanes, which are first-year canes, or floricanes, which are second-year canes that bear fruit. Raspberries grow on floricanes.
