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(nonstandard) Of, like, or relating to seeds; producing or bearing seeds; seedy..
Another friend made all this explanation more detailed and informative: she added that a kiwi also looked, tasted, and was shaped like the prickly pear; she considered other details such as their sharing a seedly flesh, and their enhanced ...
The Onion, while in its seedly state is liable to be injured by the Slugs.
The Kra of the sheep, when the sheep is killed, enters a new-born lamb and the ghost-sheep goes to the deadland for the use of ghost men« (s. Ellis), the Kra of the bush enters a seedly bush (the ghost-bush goes to deadland).
After examining the contents the chemist replied: "Why, this is iron Pyrites, commonly known as fool's gold." "What is it worth?" asked the seedly individual. "Oh, about $4.00 a ton in car lots." "Just my luck," exclaimed the questioner.
Use seedly when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Seedly means (nonstandard) Of, like, or relating to seeds; producing or bearing seeds; seedy..
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Another friend made all this explanation more detailed and informative: she added that a kiwi also looked, tasted, and was shaped like the prickly pear; she considered other details such as their sharing a seedly flesh, and their enhanced ...
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