subwoody
subwoody adjective: not completely woody (but neither properly herbaceous).
Adjective
subwoody (not comparable)
- Not completely woody (but neither properly herbaceous)
Origin of subwoody
From sub- + woody.
Questions about subwoody
- What does subwoody mean?
- Subwoody means not completely woody (but neither properly herbaceous).
- What part of speech is subwoody?
- Subwoody is an adjective.
Words near subwoody in the dictionary
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