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sap-green
sap-green, n. (and a.) [f. sap n.1 + green, prob. after Du. sapgroen.] 1. A green pigment prepared from the juice of buckthorn berries; also, the colour of this pigment.1578 in Feuillerat Revels Q. Eliz. (1908) 294 Sape greene quarter li. iis. 1612 Peacham Gentl. Exerc. 83 Take Sappe greene, and lay... Oxford English Dictionary
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Udeoides muscosalis
The forewings are sap-green, slightly irrorated with black, some deep rufous and blackish suffusion below and beyond end of cell and at the base of the wikipedia.org
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buckthorn
buckthorn (ˈbʌkθɔːn) [f. buck n.1 + thorn. App. Lyte's translation of the It. and mod.L. names.] The shrub Rhamnus catharticus; the berries of which yield sap-green and other pigments, and were formerly used as a powerful cathartic.1578 Lyte Dodoens vi. xxx. 810 The Italians do call it Spino Merlo, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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sap
▪ I. sap, n.1 (sæp) Forms: 1 sæp, sep, 4 Kentish zep, 5 saap(pe, 5–7 sappe, 6 sape, sapp, 4– sap. [Com. WGer.: OE. sæp, genit. sæpes (prob. neut.) = MLG., LG., MDu., Du. sap, neut. (Flemish zap), OHG. saf, genit. saffes, neut. (MHG. saf, saft, neut., mod.G. saft, masc., whence Sw. saft, fem., Da. sa... Oxford English Dictionary
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indigo
indigo, n. (a.) (ˈɪndɪgəʊ) Forms: α. 6–8 indico. β. (6 endego), 6– indigo. [Occurs from 16th c., in the two forms indico, indigo, repr. two Romanic forms, from L. indicum (Pliny), a. Gr. ἰνδικόν (Dioscorides) the blue Indian dye, lit. ‘the Indian (substance)’, n. use of neuter of Ἰνδικός, Indicus, I... Oxford English Dictionary
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bladder
▪ I. bladder, n. (ˈblædə(r)) Forms: 1 blédræ, (blédre), blǽdre, -ddre, 3–4 bleddre, 4–5 bleddere, bladdre, 5 bled-, bladdyr, bladdur(e, ? blowre, 5–6 bledder, 6 blader, bladdare, 6–7 blather, (Sc. 6 bleddir, 8– blather, blether), 5– bladder. [Com. Teut.: OE., WSax. blǽdre, blæddre, Anglian blédre, w... Oxford English Dictionary
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lily
lily (ˈlɪlɪ) Forms: 1, 3–5 lilie, 4 lely, leli, lilye, luly, 4–5 lylye, lyle, 4–6 lely, 5 lylie, lylle, lelly, lele, 5–6 lyl(l)y, 5–8 lilly, 6 lile, 6–7 lillie, lyllie, 8– lily. pl. 1 lilian, 2 lilien, 5 lilijs, -iis, lylly(e)s, lylyes, lelyes, 6 Sc. lilleis, 6–8 lillies, 7 lyllies, 8 lilys, 4– lili... Oxford English Dictionary
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بدر
كانون الثاني: قمر الذئب، القمر القديم) February: "Snow Moon", also "Hunger Moon" (شباط/فبراير: قمر الثلج، قمر الجوع) March: "Worm Moon", "Crow Moon", "Sap july: "Hay Moon", "Buck Moon","Thunder Moon" (أغسطس/آب: قمر الذرة، القمر الأحمر، قمر الذرة الخضراء) August: "Corn Moon", "Sturgeon Moon", "Red Moon", "Green wikipedia.org
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washing
▪ I. washing, vbl. n. (ˈwɒʃɪŋ) [-ing1. In OE. recorded only in the compound weascingweᵹ ‘washing-way’, ? ‘a road leading to a sheep-wash’.] I. The action of wash v. 1. a. The action or an act of cleansing by water, or of laving or bathing with water or other liquid. Also fig. with reference to spiri... Oxford English Dictionary
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