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Definition of plan
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of plan is as below...
Plan (a.) A
scheme
devised;
a
method
of
action
or
procedure
expressed
or
described
in
language;
a
project;
as, the plan of a
constitution;
the plan of an
expedition..
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Sundial
::
Sundew
(n.) Any plant of the genus
Drosera,
low bog
plants
whose
leaves
are beset with
pediceled
glands
which
secrete
a
viscid
fluid that
glitters
like
dewdrops
and
attracts
and
detains
insects.
After an
insect
is
caught,
the
glands
curve
inward
like
tentacles
and the leaf
digests
it.
Called
also
lustwort..
Spore
::
Spore (n.) One of the
minute
grains
in
flowerless
plants,
which are
analogous
to
seeds,
as
serving
to
reproduce
the
species..
Edelweiss
::
Edelweiss
(n.) A
little,
perennial,
white,
woolly
plant
(Leontopodium
alpinum),
growing
at high
elevations
in the
Alps..
Assimilation
::
Assimilation
(n.) The
conversion
of
nutriment
into the fluid or solid
substance
of the body, by the
processes
of
digestion
and
absorption,
whether
in
plants
or
animals..
Wing
::
Wing (n.) A side shoot of a tree or
plant;
a
branch
growing
up by the side of
another.
Reflorescence
::
Reflorescence
(n.) A
blossoming
anew of a plant after it has
apparently
ceased
blossoming
for the
season.
Precontrive
::
Precontrive
(v. t. & i.) To
contrive
or plan
beforehand.
Spignet
::
Spignet
(n.) An
aromatic
plant of
America.
See
Spikenard.
Cycloid
::
Cycloid
(n.) A curve
generated
by a point in the plane of a
circle
when the
circle
is
rolled
along a
straight
line,
keeping
always
in the same
plane..
Knot
::
Knot (n.) A
protuberant
joint in a
plant.
Mullein
::
Mullein
(n.) Any plant of the genus
Verbascum.
They are tall herbs
having
coarse
leaves,
and large
flowers
in dense
spikes.
The
common
species,
with
densely
woolly
leaves,
is
Verbascum
Thapsus..
Polygamia
::
Polygamia
(n. pl.) A name given by
Linnaeus
to file
orders
of
plants
having
syngenesious
flowers.
Madrier
::
Madrier
(n.) A plank or beam used for
supporting
the earth in mines or
fortifications.
Dissection
::
Dissection
(n.)
Anything
dissected;
especially,
some part, or the
whole,
of an
animal
or plant
dissected
so as to
exhibit
the
structure;
an
anatomical
so
prepared..
Vegetable
::
Vegetable
(v.)
Plants
without
true
flowers,
and
reproduced
by
minute
spores
of
various
kinds,
or by
simple
cell
division..
Berylloid
::
Berylloid
(n.) A solid
consisting
of a
double
twelve-sided
pyramid;
-- so
called
because
the
planes
of this form occur on
crystals
of
beryl.
Cuticle
::
Cuticle
(n.) The
outermost
skin or
pellicle
of a
plant,
found
especially
in
leaves
and young
stems..
Flower
::
Flower
(v. i.) To
blossom;
to
bloom;
to
expand
the
petals,
as a
plant;
to
produce
flowers;
as, this plant
flowers
in
June..
Chelone
::
Chelone
(n.) A genus of hardy
perennial
flowering
plants,
of the order
Scrophulariaceae,
natives
of North
America;
--
called
also
snakehead,
turtlehead,
shellflower,
etc..
Pellitory
::
Pellitory
(n.) A
composite
plant
(Anacyclus
Pyrethrum)
of the
Mediterranean
region,
having
finely
divided
leaves
and
whitish
flowers.
The root is the
officinal
pellitory,
and is used as an
irritant
and
sialogogue.
Called
also
bertram,
and
pellitory
of
Spain..
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