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dryscape

dryscape noun: the non-living part of a landscape.

Noun

dryscape (plural dryscapes)

  1. The non-living part of a landscape.
    • Proper design of a rock garden's dryscape is almost as important as the choice of plants.
  2. Xeriscape.

Forms of dryscape

pluraldryscapes

Origin of dryscape

From dry + -scape.

Questions about dryscape

What does dryscape mean?
Dryscape means the non-living part of a landscape.
What part of speech is dryscape?
Dryscape is a noun.
What is the plural of dryscape?
The plural of dryscape is dryscapes.

Words near dryscape in the dictionary

  1. drys
  2. drysalter
  3. drysalteries
  4. drysalters
  5. drysaltery
  6. dryscape
  7. dryscapes
  8. Drysdale
  9. Drysdales
  10. drysdallite
  11. dryshod

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