Definitions
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective resembling maple
Etymologies
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Examples
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Older ports are characterized by the maple-like compound sotolon and other sweetly aromatic compounds, likely products of browning reactions, which are also found in botrytized wines and sherries.
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Older ports are characterized by the maple-like compound sotolon and other sweetly aromatic compounds, likely products of browning reactions, which are also found in botrytized wines and sherries.
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The plane's maple-like leaf acerifolia , literally has been the symbol of the Parks Department for 75 years.
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Residents of New York City received a lesson in the complex nature of molecules when the source of a pervasive maple-like scent that periodically invaded local neighborhoods was revealed as fenugreek.
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Residents of New York City received a lesson in the complex nature of molecules when the source of a pervasive maple-like scent that periodically invaded local neighborhoods was revealed as fenugreek.
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Lovely from early spring through fall, its slender trunk and nicely layered, widely-spaced branches stand out beautifully against the large, dark green, maple-like lobed foliage.
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I allowed as to how I thought they were sycamores; she looked at the leaves and noticed how maple-like they were.
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I chose the dark maple-like aroma of immortelle everlasting flowers to play the lead role in this romantic, aromatic harmony.
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I chose the dark maple-like aroma of immortelle everlasting flowers to play the lead role in this romantic, aromatic harmony.
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I allowed as to how I thought they were sycamores; she looked at the leaves and noticed how maple-like they were.
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