Verdancy
31viridity — n. Greenness, verdancy, verdure, viridness …
32greenness — n 1. verdancy, viridity, verdure, Bot. vi rescence. 2. youthfulness, childishness, immaturity, unripeness, incompleteness, inexperience, callowness, awkwardness. 3. innocence, simplicity, gullibility, naivete, credulity, credulousness,… …
33inexperience — n callowness, immaturity, greenness, verdancy; unsophistication, naivete1, innocence; rawness, untrainedness, ignorance; unskillfulness, inex pertness, incompetence …
34verdure — n 1. grass, green vegetation, herbage, pasturage, pasture, grassland, grassy land, meadow, Archaic. mead, field; green, sward, greensward, turf, sod, artificial grass, Trademark. Astroturf; greenery, green foliage, leafage, Eng. Forest Law. vert …
35verdant — /ˈvɜdnt / (say verdnt) adjective 1. green with vegetation; covered with growing plants or grass: a verdant valley. 2. of a green colour. 3. inexperienced; unsophisticated. {verd(ure) + ant} –verdancy, noun –verdantly, adverb …
36viridity — /vəˈrɪdəti/ (say vuh riduhtee) noun 1. greenness; verdancy; verdure. 2. inexperience or simplicity. {late Middle English, from Latin viriditas greenness} …
37verdant — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ green with grass or other lush vegetation. DERIVATIVES verdancy noun verdantly adverb. ORIGIN perhaps from Old French verdeant, from Latin viridis green …
38verdantly — verdant ► ADJECTIVE ▪ green with grass or other lush vegetation. DERIVATIVES verdancy noun verdantly adverb. ORIGIN perhaps from Old French verdeant, from Latin viridis green …
39verdant — [vʉr′dənt] adj. [prob. VERD(URE) + ANT, based on MFr verdoyant < OFr verdoiant, prp. of verdoier, to be green < verd, green: see VERT1] 1. green 2. covered with green vegetation 3. inexperienced; immature …
40viridity — [və rid′ə tē] n. [ME viridite < MFr viridité < L viriditas < viridis, green] 1. greenness, as of young leaves or grass; verdancy 2. freshness; liveliness …
