awny Synonyms
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awny Meaning
Wordnet
awny (a)
having awns i.e. bristlelike or hairlike appendages on the flowering parts of some cereals and grasses
Webster
awny (a.)
Having awns; bearded.
awny Sentence Examples
- The awny barley stalks swayed gently in the afternoon breeze.
- The farmer sowed awny wheat in the hope of a bountiful harvest.
- The awny grass tickled my legs as I walked through the meadow.
- The awny canopy of the willow tree provided shade from the summer sun.
- The awny petals of the daisy caught the sunlight, shimmering like tiny mirrors.
- The awny leaves of the pine tree released a fragrant scent when the wind blew through them.
- The awny bristles of the hedgehog protected its soft belly from predators.
- The awny antennae of the butterfly detected subtle changes in the environment.
- The awny mane of the horse flowed over its shoulders, adding to its majestic appearance.
- The awny feathers of the bird helped it glide effortlessly through the air.
FAQs About the word awny
having awns i.e. bristlelike or hairlike appendages on the flowering parts of some cereals and grassesHaving awns; bearded.
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The awny barley stalks swayed gently in the afternoon breeze.
The farmer sowed awny wheat in the hope of a bountiful harvest.
The awny grass tickled my legs as I walked through the meadow.
The awny canopy of the willow tree provided shade from the summer sun.
