green·ery
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ery — ery·on; ery·op·id; ery·ops; ev·ery·body; ev·ery·day·ness; ev·ery·one; ev·ery·wheres; ew·ery; fa·ery; fak·ery; farm·ery; far·ri·ery; feath·ery; fern·ery; fes·toon·ery; fik·ery; fish·ery; flick·ery; flow·ery; fool·ery; frill·ery; fruit·ery;… … English syllables
green — de·green; green·able; green; green·a·lite; green·back·er; green·back·ism; green·bul; green·ery; green·gage; green·ish; green·keep·er; green·land; green·land·er; green·land·ite; green·less; green·let; green·ling; green·ly; green·ness;… … English syllables
cel·ery — /ˈsɛləri/ noun [noncount] : a vegetable that is grown for its long light green stems ◇ Celery is eaten raw or cooked. a stalk of celery … Useful english dictionary
greenery — green·ery … English syllables
greenery-yallery — greenˈery yallˈery adjective (informal) In or favouring greens and yellows, hence decadently aesthetic • • • Main Entry: ↑green … Useful english dictionary
greenery — 1797, from GREEN (Cf. green) + ERY (Cf. ery) … Etymology dictionary
greenery — /gree neuh ree/, n., pl. greeneries for 2. 1. green foliage or vegetation; verdure. 2. a place where green plants are grown or kept. [1790 1800; GREEN + ERY] * * * … Universalium
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