Meanings of seedpod in English

Blues and purples of all shades hosted pink-tinged clouds that looked like seedpod fluff.

It's caused by a spore, like an infinitesimal seedpod.

She saw a snake coiling itself through the hole in a seedpod, and the snake said-

He is shrivelling like a seedpod in the sun, when he moves you can hear his bones rattle.

She looked at the seedpod again.

One day a creature with no name discovered a seedpod and began to play, and as she played she-

I looked at your seedpod.

Freet swallowed the black seedpod.

The seedpod wheels were clearly of the utmost importance, and soon Mary began to see just how valuable they were.

Its barbed seedpod can reach several inches in diameter, and each spine resembles a grappling hook, earning it its name.

And when at last he came to the spring itself he found it as dry as a last year's seedpod.

But of all the living things the wheeled people managed, it was the seedpod trees that they took most care with.

One of them had spotted the seedpod she had taken out of the grove, and he trundled off the road toward it.

Specially designed wings spun them through the air to slow their descent, grotesquely copying nature's design of a seedpod, to land softly.

It sports showy pink or yellow trumpet-shaped blossoms that produce a seedpod with long, curved hooks that easily attach to shoes or hooves.

The beauty of nature has always inspired artists whether it's the colours of a sunset or the intricate detail of a flower, seedpod or lichen.