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Botanical Terms word list, defined

AXIS /ˈæksɪs/ · noun
An imaginary straight line about which a body rotates or around which an object is symmetrically arranged; more broadly, a central line or reference line used to describe or measure position, movement, or structure. Related: pivot, hinge, spindle, shaft.
ALAR /ˈeɪlər/ · adjective
Relating to or situated on a wing, especially in birds and insects; in human anatomy, pertaining to the alae (wing-like flares) of the nose. Related: alate, winged, alary, pinional.
BARK /bɑːrk/ · noun
The tough outer covering of the trunk and branches of a tree or woody plant; also the sharp, harsh sound made by a dog. Related: rind, husk, hide, skin.
BOLE /bəʊl/ · noun
The trunk of a tree, especially the main stem rising from the roots before it branches into limbs. Related: trunk, stem, stock.
BASS /beɪs/ (also /bæs/ for the fish sense) · noun
The lowest range of pitch in music or sound; a low-frequency voice or instrument. Also, any of various edible freshwater and marine game fishes with spiny fins. Related: depth, low end, bottom.
BEAK /biːk/ · noun
The hard, pointed projecting mouth of a bird, consisting of upper and lower jaws covered in keratin, used for eating, grooming, and manipulating objects. Informally, also any similar beak-like structure in other animals such as turtles, squid, or octopuses. Related: bill, neb, muzzle, snout.
BARB /bɑːrb/ · noun
A barb is a pointed projection near the end of an arrow, fishhook, or similar object, angled backward to make extraction difficult. It also refers to a sharply cutting or stinging remark. Related: jibe, taunt, dig, slur.
AXIL /ˈæksɪl/ · noun
The upper angle between a leaf or petiole and the stem from which it grows, or between a branch and the trunk. Related: leaf axil, stem angle.

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