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Meanings of floppers in English

Russian
каланхоэ перистое
Portuguese
kalanchoe pinnata
Spanish
hoja de aire
Catalan
kalanchoe pinnata
Wikidata

Succulent plant native to Madagascar.

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      каланхоэ перистое
      Synonyms
      Examples for "kalanchoe pinnata"
      Examples for "kalanchoe pinnata"
      1
      The Cross is, in all senses of the expression, the tree of life.
      Expositions of Holy Scripture: Isaiah and Jeremiah
      2
      And the tree of life for the healing of the nations.
      Foes
      3
      The roughest kernel amongst them has a tree of life in its heart.
      The Seaboard Parish Volume 1
      4
      The tree of knowledge and the tree of life had disappeared for ever.
      Ragnarok : the Age of Fire and Gravel
      5
      The tree of life has ever borne the same heavenly fruit.
      The Promulgation of Universal Peace
      1
      The scream of the air plant had faded to an irritating whine.
      Ringworld
      2
      The air plant was radiating waste heat while it had the chance.
      Ringworld
      3
      Again the cabin was filled with the howl of the air plant.
      Ringworld
      4
      He presently realized it was simply an air plant of unusually luxuriant growth.
      As It Was in the Beginning
      5
      The howl of the air plant made speech impossible.
      Ringworld
      1
      All the trees are without fruit except the Tree of Life planted in the paradise of God!
      Tablets of Abdul-Baha Abbas
      2
      Life planted its first impress upon her in a London slum, and she spent her years in translating that first impression into terms of art.
      The Guardian
      1
      That and the Blueberry Buckle my mother in law makes every year.
      Wired
      Usage of floppers in English
      1
      I didn't know men could be such flip-floppers.
      My horizontal life: a collection of one-night stands
      2
      Now all woggle-bugs are born with wings, and our highly-magnified one had a beautiful, broad pair of floppers concealed beneath ample coat-tails.
      The Woggle-Bug Book