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Definition of scion
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Scion (n.) A piece of a
slender
branch
or twig cut for
grafting.
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Scion
::
Scion (n.) A shoot or
sprout
of a
plant;
a
sucker.
Sect
::
Sect (n.) A
cutting;
a
scion.
Insertion
::
Insertion
(n.) The act of
inserting;
as, the
insertion
of
scions
in
stocks;
the
insertion
of words or
passages
in
writings..
Grafter
::
Grafter
(n.) The
original
tree from which a scion has been taken for
grafting
upon
another
tree.
Sea Trout
::
Sea trout () A
California
sciaenoid
fish
(Cynoscion
nobilis);
--
called
also white sea bass.
Sea Bass
::
Sea bass () A
California
food fish
(Cynoscion
nobile);
--
called
also white sea bass, and sea
salmon..
Insition
::
Insition
(n.) The
insertion
of a scion in a
stock;
ingraftment.
Ingraftment
::
Ingraftment
(n.) The thing
ingrafted;
a
scion.
Ingraft
::
Ingraft
(v. t.) To
subject
to the
process
of
grafting;
to
furnish
with
grafts
or
scions;
to
graft;
as, to
ingraft
a
tree..
Grafter
::
Grafter
(n.) One who
inserts
scions
on other
stocks,
or
propagates
fruit by
ingrafting..
Weakfish
::
Weakfish
(n.) Any fish of the genus
Cynoscion;
a
squeteague;
-- so
called
from its
tender
mouth.
See
Squeteague.
Graft
::
Graft (n.) A small shoot or scion of a tree
inserted
in
another
tree, the stock of which is to
support
and
nourish
it. The two unite and
become
one tree, but the graft
determines
the kind of
fruit..
Scion
::
Scion (n.) A piece of a
slender
branch
or twig cut for
grafting.
Insert
::
Insert
(v. t.) To set
within
something;
to put or
thrust
in; to
introduce;
to cause to
enter,
or be
included,
or
contained;
as, to
insert
a scion in a
stock;
to
insert
a
letter,
word, or
passage
in a
composition;
to
insert
an
advertisement
in a
newspaper..
Inarch
::
Inarch
(v. t.) To graft by
uniting,
as a
scion,
to a
stock,
without
separating
either
from its root
before
the union is
complete;
-- also
called
to graft by
approach..
Ingraft
::
Ingraft
(v. t.) To
insert,
as a scion of one tree,
shrub,
or plant in
another
for
propagation;
as, to
ingraft
a peach scion on a plum tree;
figuratively,
to
insert
or
introduce
in such a way as to make a part of
something..
Cutting
::
Cutting
(n.)
Something
cut, cut off, or cut out, as a twig or scion cut off from a stock for the
purpose
of
grafting
or of
rooting
as an
independent
plant;
something
cut out of a
newspaper;
an
excavation
cut
through
a hill or
elsewhere
to make a way for a
railroad,
canal,
etc.; a cut..
Graft
::
Graft (v. i.) To
insert
scions
from one tree, or kind of tree, etc., into
another;
to
practice
grafting..
Un-
::
Un-
(adv.)
Those which have the value of
independent
words,
inasmuch
as the
simple
words are
either
not used at all, or are
rarely,
or at least much less
frequently,
used; as,
unavoidable,
unconscionable,
undeniable,
unspeakable,
unprecedented,
unruly,
and the like; or
inasmuch
as they are used in a
different
sense from the usual
meaning
of the
primitive,
or
especially
in one of the
significations
of the
latter;
as,
unaccountable,
unalloyed,
unbelieving,
unpretending,
unreserved,
and the like; o
Imp
::
Imp (n.) An
offspring;
progeny;
child;
scion.
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