A type of inflorescence arranged in a cylindrical cluster.
1He also mentions alternative labels: talented imbecile, parament, talented ament, retarded savant, schizophrenic savant, autistic savant.
2A silly tyrant said, 'oderint modo timeant'; a wise man would have said, 'modo ament nihil timendum est mihi'.
3The tree is so called from the resemblance of the long ament, before opening, to the beads of a necklace.
4But the flowers of this species are only small greenish aments.
5Ament gave him a daily task, after which he was free.
6The little boy Sam, at twelve, was apprenticed to a printer named Ament.
7There were six of them there besides Ament 'n' me.
8The aments, too, with their light silvery-green tint, glisten beautifully on the darker leaves.
9Another huge one was Pat Ament's Wizards of Rock, something of an almanac for free-climbing history.
10We cast around, inviting Pat Ament from Colorado.
11He remained with Ament until his brother Orion bought out a small paper in Hannibal in 1850.
12A Climber's Climber By Pat Ament One could say Charlie Fowler's life was brief, by any standard.
13Ament immediately drove Bachar to the hospital, where the dazed soloist needed only a prophylactic tetanus shot.
14Sea Lancer Ament says otherwise, Captain.
15His host, Pat Ament, brought him to the hospital in Boulder where he was given a tetanus shot.
16I had Ament and Kilmer sweep up what was left with boat hooks, gaffes, and a hand net.