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Meaning of tiger's-foot
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tiger's-foot (n.)
A name given to some species of morning-glory (Ipomoea) having the leaves lobed in pedate fashion.
tiger's-foot Sentence Examples
- The intricate tiger's-foot pattern on the pottery fragment hinted at an ancient civilization's artistic prowess.
- The garden designer incorporated tiger's-foot ferns into the landscaping, creating a lush and verdant oasis.
- Biologists discovered that the rare tiger's-foot lichen plays a vital role in nutrient cycling within the rainforest ecosystem.
- The tiger's-foot mushroom with its mottled brown cap and distinctive shape can be found in woodland areas during the autumn.
- The tiger's-foot starfish, with its radiant orange hue and intricate star-like arms, is a captivating sight to behold.
- The tiger's-foot snail, known for its intricate shell markings, is a common inhabitant of tropical gardens and parks.
- Geologists identified the tiger's-foot formation as a unique geologic feature created by volcanic activity.
- The tiger's-foot brake fern, with its delicate, feathery fronds, adds a touch of grace to shady understories.
- The tiger's-foot spider, renowned for its ability to camouflage itself among fallen leaves, is a master of deception.
- The tiger's-foot plant, with its vibrant foliage and compact habit, is a popular choice for succulent arrangements.
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A name given to some species of morning-glory (Ipomoea) having the leaves lobed in pedate fashion.
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The intricate tiger's-foot pattern on the pottery fragment hinted at an ancient civilization's artistic prowess.
The garden designer incorporated tiger's-foot ferns into the landscaping, creating a lush and verdant oasis.
Biologists discovered that the rare tiger's-foot lichen plays a vital role in nutrient cycling within the rainforest ecosystem.
The tiger's-foot mushroom with its mottled brown cap and distinctive shape can be found in woodland areas during the autumn.
