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rooty
adjective
uk /ˈruː.ti/ us /ˈruː.t̬i/
like a root or with a lot of roots:
I had never tasted the drink before and thought that it had a rather rooty taste.
Old clumps of grass can become dense and rooty, which makes them difficult to dig up.
The mountain bike trail was rutted and rooty, which made the descents particularly dangerous.
It's an awkward rooty position under the trees, but some plants will grow well in those conditions.
A number of rooty little cuttings were laid out in the greenhouse, ready to pot up.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Parts of plants
axil
bark
bilobed
blade
bulb
caning
cascara sagrada
corolla
endodermis
inflorescence
knot
pistil
rosella
seed coat
seed pod
sessile
shaw
sting
taproot
tubule
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