virescent
51green — adj 1. greenish, viridescent, virescent, emerald, bluish green, greenish blue, grue, aqua, aquamarine, sea green, grass green, olive green, pea green, glaucous. 2. verdant, grass covered, plant covered, grassy, verdurous. 3. young, vigorous,… …
52verdant — adj 1. verdurous, green, grassy, grass covered, plant covered. 2. green colored, greenish, viridescent, virescent, emerald, bluish green, greenish blue, grue, aqua, aquamarine, sea green, grass green, olive green, pea green, glaucous. 3.… …
53lu — ab·lu·tion; ab·so·lu·tion; acel·lu·lar; ace·to·to·lu·i·dide; ac·o·lu·thic; ad·i·po·cel·lu·lose; ad·lu·mia; ad·lu·mi·dine; ad·lu·mine; ad·vo·lu·tion; ae·lu·roid; ae·lu·roi·dea; ae·lu·rop·o·dous; ae·lu·ro·pus; ae·lu·rus; ai·lu·roi·dea;… …
54luteovirescent — lu·teo·virescent …
55teo — bu·teo; lu·teo; lu·teo·fulvous; lu·teo·fuscous; lu·teo·rufescent; lu·teo·trophic; lu·teo·trophin; lu·teo·virescent; me·teo·graph; os·teo·arthritic; os·teo·arthritis; os·teo·arthropathy; os·teo·cranium; os·teo·dentin; os·teo·dystrophia;… …
56virescence — [vī res′əns, vires′əns] n. [< VIRESCENT] 1. the condition of becoming green 2. Bot. the turning green of petals or other parts that are not normally so, due to the abnormal presence of chlorophyll …
57flav- — combining form or flavo Etymology: Latin flavus more at blue 1. : yellow flavin flavo virescent 2 …
58luteovirescent — |lüd.ēō+ adjective Etymology: luteo + virescent : greenish yellow …
59revirescent — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|resənt adjective Etymology: Latin revirescent , revirescens, present participle of revirescere to grow green again, from re + virescere to grow green more at virescent : growing fresh or young again : reviving …
60virescence — n. 1 greenness. 2 Bot. abnormal greenness in petals etc. normally of some bright colour. Derivatives: virescent adj. Etymology: L virescere, incept. of virere be green …
