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Meanings of tall-growing in English
Synonyms
Examples for "leggy"
Examples for "leggy"
1
His attention was one hundred and ten percent on the leggy brunette.
2
It wouldn't be that leggy blonde in the loan office, would it?
3
Not that a leggy, 118-pound woman can't get by with minimal effort.
4
I assume that as a Swede, I will be a leggy blonde.
5
Angie was a leggy redhead I'd hardly exchanged two words with.
Usage of tall-growing in English
1
It is always well to put some tall-growing plant in the centre.
2
The tall-growing hardy phlox is a garden mainstay through August, September and October.
3
Moreover, tall-growing crops, like pole beans, are kept to the north of lower ones.
4
Securely staking tall-growing plants is necessary if one desires neatness and effectiveness in the garden.
5
The tall-growing hardy phlox should be in all gardens.
6
The reddish stems of this rather tall-growing species are of interest, and render the plant distinct.
7
A tall-growing species with whitish, spiny stems, and simple three-lobed leaves that are tomentose on the under sides.
8
They are very vigorous plants and can be trained to a single tree standard or they make very tall-growing vigorous bushes.
9
Some of the latest freaks in floral fashion cause a bower of tall-growing ferns to be constructed, the ferns meeting over the bridal pair.
10
Whether they are to be composed of tall-growing or of low-growing plants will depend upon the distance they are to be from the observer.
11
The tall-growing sorts must be supported by brush or in other ways; and are put about four feet apart in double rows, six inches apart.
12
A handsome, tall-growing species, growing from 6 feet to 8 feet high, with very large pinnate leaves, and pretty white flowers in large terminal panicles.