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sprout English

Meaning sprout meaning

What does sprout mean?
Definitions in simple English

sprout Noun

— A sprout is a new growth on a plant. The sprouts of the soybean are edible.

sprout Verb

— If something is sprouting, it is growing from a seed. The beans will be sprouting soon. — If something sprouts, it is randomly from a surface. s are sprouting up at the city center.

sprout

— verb (= germinate) produce buds, branches, or germinate the potatoes sprouted — verb put forth and grow sprouts or shoots the plant sprouted early this year — noun any new growth of a plant such as a new branch or a bud — noun a newly grown bud (especially from a germinating seed)

Synonyms sprout synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as sprout?

sprout English » English

shoot bud germinate grow young plant seedling spring germination germ spring up scion young shoot sprig sapling pullulate offshoot twig shoot forth plant blossom appear stock spud sprouts seedlings rise produce flower bud develop bloom whelp vegetate to grow stump spear slip shoot up put forth shoots push up new shoot new leaf graft give birth flourish emerge come up come out burgeon forth burgeon bring forth

Topics sprout topics

What do people use sprout to talk about?
Universe, creation Plant

Parts of a plant
Universe, creation Plant

Growth of plants
States Big Long

Tall

Conjugation sprout conjugation

How do you conjugate sprout?

sprout · verb

Examples sprout examples

How do I use sprout in a sentence?

Simple sentences

In order to sprout, seeds need air and water.

Movie subtitles

She might sprout tail any moment. Does she stay human?
No siree, I'm gonna sit up with that two-legged cactus. and pour water into him until lilies sprout out of both his ears.
Things will be awful tough on Joe if black cats sprout wings.
I recalled a grass I had observed to sprout and start to grow.
When you can make corn sprout out of stones, God's living in you.
It smelled so rich you felt like you just. You just throw out a handful of seeds and a whole crop of corn would sprout up. Ten feet high.
Look at this sprout.
Did you ever see such a sprout?
Who'd have thought we could grow a sprout like this?
Way to go, sprout!
If any little ones begin to sprout, turn them up by the roots.
No seed even begins to sprout.
After you find the missing treasure. you're going to. sprout wings and fly.
Good morning, Mr Sprout.
The war'll be over before your dandelions sprout. Don't be so sure.
Young trees have to be bound, so they can grow properly, and so that they don't sprout and bloom in every direction.
Hello, sprout.
My friend Toro, he risked his life to save this sprout.
Well, did you sprout wings and fly back here through the air?
For you see, if you take one step toward me. horns will sprout from your head.
No, we have to trade you in for an ostrich soon or we're all gonna sprout feathers.
It activates assembly lines in Detroit it makes skyscrapers sprout from the gutters of New York and it produces a bumper crop of millionaires.
He can make gold sprout out of the ground.
As soon as they sprout, they need to be taken care of.
Where exactly did it sprout?
May these seeds sprout to great height and strength and find the nourishment it requires from your blood and entrails, that life may be created out of death.
No young sprout's gonna tell me.
We could sprout wings and fly to England.
Did it sprout up in those hills?
Bean-sprout soup, my lord.
I have walked from village to village. telling everyone fire will sprout from the rocks. to burn the world.
About the sprout, the little bugger.
Sprout in them with your blood.
Sprout man? - Mmm.
Whilst it is cold, they sprout.
I'm sure you'll sprout some thoughts in a few days.
The breasts that sprout when you are 12, they're to repel the father.
But mine didn't sprout.

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