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1. moss-grown
adjective.
(used
pejoratively)
out
of
fashion;
old
fashioned.
Synonyms
unfashionable
stick-in-the-mud
fogyish
unstylish
mossy
stodgy
Antonyms
fashionable
new
stylish
unconventional
digestible
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2. moss-trooper
noun.
A
marauder
and
plunderer
(originally
operating
in
the
bogs
between
England
and
Scotland).
Synonyms
predator
piranha
vulture
marauder
3. floating-moss
noun.
Free-floating
aquatic
ferns.
Synonyms
aquatic fern
Salvinia rotundifolia
water fern
Salvinia auriculata
genus Salvinia
Salvinia
4. full-grown
adjective.
(of
animals)
fully
developed.
Synonyms
big
grown
fully grown
mature
grownup
adult
Antonyms
immature
little
small
stingy
humble
5. moss-grown
adjective.
Overgrown
with
moss.
Synonyms
mossy
covered
Antonyms
bare
groovy
natty
6. club-moss
noun.
Primitive
evergreen
moss-like
plant
with
spores
in
club-shaped
strobiles.
Synonyms
strobilus
class Lycopodiate
club moss
spikemoss
cone
lycopod
Christmas green
Lycopodiate
Lycopodium alpinum
Lycopodium selago
fern ally
fir clubmoss
little clubmoss
alpine clubmoss
ground pine
little club moss
Lycopodium lucidulum
mountain clubmoss
class Lycopsida
Lycopsida
strobile
shining clubmoss
spike moss
Antonyms
natural object
7. grown
adjective.
(ˈgroʊn)
(of
animals)
fully
developed.
Synonyms
big
full-grown
fully grown
mature
grownup
adult
Antonyms
immature
little
small
stingy
humble
8. moss
noun.
(ˈmɔs)
Tiny
leafy-stemmed
flowerless
plants.
Synonyms
nonvascular plant
sphagnum moss
bryophyte
bog moss
sphagnum
acrocarpous moss
peat moss
pleurocarp
acrocarp
pleurocarpous moss
Antonyms
acrocarp
pleurocarp
acrocarpous moss
pleurocarpous moss
Etymology
moss (English)
mos (Middle English (1100-1500))
mos (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
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