graminologist
graminologist noun: one who studies graminology.
Noun
graminologist (plural graminologists)
- One who studies graminology.
- C. conica ' Variegata' of gardens is a neat silver-variegated sedge, which some graminologists now call C. morrowii 'Variegata', a name used until recently for a handsome golden-variegated one-footer that is passingly hardy in New York.1989, Fred McGourty, The Perennial Gardener, page 177
- Synonyms:
- agrostologist
Synonyms of graminologist
Forms of graminologist
| plural | graminologists |
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Origin of graminologist
From oblique stem of Latin grāmen, grāminis (“grass, turf, herb, plant”) + -ologist.
Questions about graminologist
- What does graminologist mean?
- Graminologist means one who studies graminology.
- What part of speech is graminologist?
- Graminologist is a noun.
- What is the plural of graminologist?
- The plural of graminologist is graminologists.
Words near graminologist in the dictionary
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