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Meanings of strangler fig in English
A strangler tree native to southern Florida and West Indies; begins as an epiphyte eventually developing many thick aerial roots and covering enormous areas.
See moreA common tropical American clusia having solitary white or rose flowers.
Usage of strangler fig in English
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Two countries have placed a strangler fig on their coats of arms.
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And my sisters of the strangler fig tree turned bad men into rabbits.
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One of the trunks from the strangler fig suddenly shifted, moved to block Skylan's way.
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The strangler fig tree vented its rage on him.
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The druids had not turned Skylan's men into rabbits or ordered the strangler fig to attack.
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What the locals called a strangler fig.
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He kept walking and was soon lost among the trunks of the tree known as the strangler fig.
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Erected by conservation group Animo, architecturally astounding treehouses straddle the giant trunks of strangler fig trees and embrace breath-taking views.
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Torches flickered in the darkness, hundreds of them, winding through the far-flung limbs of the strangler fig, heading in their direction.
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The long, gauzy strands of Spanish moss and strangler fig that wrap themselves in those trees could be three to ten years.
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They took a fancy to the strangler figs and brought back a sapling.
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Strangler figs grow only in those lands where summer is endless.
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He saw many strangler figs growing along the island's coast, a kind called Ficus citrifolia.
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And while most plants bury their roots underground, the strangler figs and their kin show them off.
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But the strangler figs had reached into human minds long before these European explorers took to the seas.
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"The tree is called a strangler fig," said the druid.