woody
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definition
noun
an erection of the penis.
adjective
a woody dale
(of an area of land) covered with trees.
example
If a dead tree is still standing, we leave it, as we do with 'woody' debris on the forest floor.
They burrow under the bark feeding on 'woody' capillary tissue that the tree uses to transport nutrients.
Now I have a temporary desk space in the upstairs back room we're using as a library, very cosy and snug, and a view over the belt of 'woody' scrubland at the back of the estate.
Forest floor litter was ocularly estimated as the percent of leaf and 'woody' litter covering the mineral soil in each ground flora plot on September 6, 2002.
I got out and followed him down a small path through some 'woody' area.
A huge, raw L has been carved into the 'woody' terrain to make room for these lengthy metal arms.
Spring flowers give way to those gum balls, 'woody' balls covered with curved spines and containing one or two winged seeds.
Rarely, permineralized wood (which faithfully preserves the 'woody' texture of the original wood) is found closely associated with the limb casts.
Bulbs can do well in many areas where herbs and grass can't, such as 'woody' areas.
Wiens noted their aversion to 'woody' edges and cultivated fields, and Bock found them more abundant on interior plots than on edge plots.
The petrifaction process occurs underground, when wood or 'woody' materials suddenly become buried under sediment.
The settlement need not be uniform, and could manifest itself in localised areas where the largest amount of decaying 'woody' matter is present.
The combined dependent variables were herb cover, 'woody' seedling density, and ground level plant species richness.
Graham wants to grow vegetables as well as flowers and I want to plant a couple of trees to make a 'woody' arbour for my old age.
Materials in liquids can be injected into trees' 'woody' tissues, known as xylem, because the pressure within the xylem is below that of atmospheric pressure on the outside.
Obviously the midge problem is worse early in the autumn and late in the spring, especially in 'woody' areas or away from the coast where there's generally a breeze.
Scientists believe the beetles use this strength to plow through the 'woody' debris that covers their tropical jungle habitat.
The plant has 'woody' stems, whorls of lance-shaped leaves, and long dense spikes of tubular-shaped light blue, purple, pink, or white flowers from which bees make wonderful honey.
Consequently, the extant data imply that the small size of these fossils does not rule out a 'woody' habit or low-light, closed forest habitats, as some have argued.
This 'woody' , hilly temperate land with occasionally steep, sometimes even terraced vineyards of limestone and clay is ideal for the production of relatively delicate, fruity white wines.
Look for small to medium-size parsnips; the larger ones can have a 'woody' core.
The trees tower as their needles exhale their 'woody' scent.
Despite a lack of significance in individual microhabitats, there was a trend toward overrepresentation of large seeds in most microhabitats with 'woody' cover.
There were a few feet of grassy areas, and then the landscape dropped into a 'woody' ravine.
Large, old parsnips can be 'woody' ; even young ones tend to have a tough core which may be better discarded.
It's always done well in the past - lovely flavour and not 'woody' , however big the roots get.
Some birds, including game species such as pheasant and prairie grouse and non-game species such as songbirds, prefer open grassland to 'woody' cover.
Botanists have long noted the phenomenon of sap accumulation in tissue above a girdle or major wound in the 'woody' stems of plants.
We're in a 'woody' area but only a walk away from the beach.
Found in 'woody' areas across North America, the plant also grows in Central America and parts of Asia, and has been introduced to Europe, Africa, Australia, and New Zealand.
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