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pampinate

pampinate verb: to strike off the superfluous shoots and twigs of vines, to aid the growth of the fruit.

Verb

pampinate (third-person singular simple present pampinates, present participle pampinating, simple past and past participle pampinated)

  1. (obsolete) To strike off the superfluous shoots and twigs of vines, to aid the growth of the fruit.

Forms of pampinate

third-person singular presentpampinates
present participlepampinating
past participlepampinated
pastpampinated

Questions about pampinate

What does pampinate mean?
Pampinate means to strike off the superfluous shoots and twigs of vines, to aid the growth of the fruit.
What part of speech is pampinate?
Pampinate is a verb.
What is the past tense of pampinate?
The past tense of pampinate is pampinated.

Words near pampinate in the dictionary

  1. Pamphylians
  2. pamphysical
  3. pampie
  4. pampies
  5. Pampilhosa
  6. pampinate
  7. pampinated
  8. pampinates
  9. pampinating
  10. pampiniform
  11. Pampisford

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