deer's-ear (Meaning)

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deer's-ear (n)

any of various tall perennial herbs constituting the genus Frasera; widely distributed in warm dry upland areas of California, Oregon, and Washington

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Among the underbrush, she spotted the delicate deer's-ear ferns, their tiny fronds adding a touch of elegance to the forest floor.
The herbalist collected deer's-ear leaves for their medicinal properties, believing in their ability to soothe ailments.
Hidden beneath the canopy, the deer's-ear mushrooms flourished, their pale caps blending seamlessly with the forest duff.
In the dim light of dawn, the hiker marveled at the intricate patterns of the deer's-ear lichen clinging to the tree bark.
The naturalist pointed out the deer's-ear plant, explaining its role in the ecosystem as a vital source of food for woodland creatures.
Among the wildflowers, the deer's-ear orchids stood out with their unique, ear-shaped blooms, attracting pollinators with their sweet scent.
With a careful hand, he sketched the delicate veins of the deer's-ear leaf, capturing its intricate beauty on paper.
She pressed a deer's-ear fern between the pages of her journal, preserving a memory of her woodland hike.
The photographer zoomed in on the tiny details of the deer's-ear moss, capturing its velvety texture against the rough bark.
As the breeze whispered through the trees, the deer's-ear grass rustled softly, a gentle melody in the forest symphony.

any of various tall perennial herbs constituting the genus Frasera; widely distributed in warm dry upland areas of California, Oregon, and Washington

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Among the underbrush, she spotted the delicate deer's-ear ferns, their tiny fronds adding a touch of elegance to the forest floor.

The herbalist collected deer's-ear leaves for their medicinal properties, believing in their ability to soothe ailments.

Hidden beneath the canopy, the deer's-ear mushrooms flourished, their pale caps blending seamlessly with the forest duff.

In the dim light of dawn, the hiker marveled at the intricate patterns of the deer's-ear lichen clinging to the tree bark.