Biennial is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BIENNIAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something e.g. a plant occurring every two years; lasting for two years
• a biennial plant.
• an event celebrated or taking place every two years
• Something which takes place or appears once in two years; esp. a biennial examination.
• A plant which exists or lasts for two years.
• (botany) a plant having a life cycle that normally takes two seasons from germination to death to complete; flowering biennials usually bloom and fruit in the second season
• plant that completes its life cycle in two years
ADJECTIVE:
• occurring every two years
• taking place every other year
• (of a plant) taking two years to grow from seed to fruition and die.
• Happening, or taking place, once in two years; as, a biennial election.
• Continuing for two years, and then perishing, as plants which form roots and leaves the first year, and produce fruit the second.
• having a life cycle lasting two seasons
• occurring every second year
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an event that occurs every two years

Words related to BIENNIAL

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Words that contain BIENNIAL

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How to use BIENNIAL in a sentence

• In South Carolina they are biennial as is proposed in the federal government.
• It is necessary also to recollect here the observations which were applied to the case of biennial elections.
• The sessions, too, had gradually come to be, not annual as in England, but biennial, the Lord-Lieutenant spending as a rule only six months in every two years in Ireland.
• The annual and biennial kinds succeed well if sown in the open in rich soil.
• Triornithophora is a biennial, and may be sown any time between April and June, or in August.
• The annual and biennial kinds are sown in the open in spring.
• The annual and biennial kinds merely require to be sown in the open border.
• A proclamation was issued forbidding the coming biennial elections to be held.
• The lines on which the League is developing can be observed through the work done and reported upon at the biennial conventions of which five have been held.
• It should not be forgotten that these biennial and perennial plants require more time to prepare themselves for flowering than do the annuals.
• The sowing of biennial and perennial plants for a display of spring flowers must be carefully done.
• The medium red and mammoth varieties are biennial, but sometimes they assume the perennial quality.
• Medium red clover is ordinarily biennial in its habit of growth, but under some conditions it is perennial.
• Usually in much of the Mississippi basin it is biennial, especially on prairie soils.
• On the clay loam soils of Ontario, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana and some other States, it is essentially biennial, but many of the plants will survive for a longer period.
• Mammoth clover is biennial under some conditions and under others it is perennial, although it is not usually a long-lived perennial.
• The plants, according to Beale, are annual or biennial, but more commonly they are biennial.
• If, therefore, the plants are cut off when in bloom, seed forming will not only be prevented, but since sweet clover is a biennial, the plants will die.
• Reproduction of all the Certificates of Incorporation will adorn the pages of the forthcoming Biennial.
• The advent of the Lenbaki is still commemorated by a biennial ceremony, and is celebrated on the year alternating with their other biennial ceremony, the Snake dance.
• Being a biennial plant, it is not poisonous in this country to cattle during the first year, if they eat its leaves.
• The plant is biennial, rather large, and dull of aspect, with woolly sea-green leaves, and bearing bell-shaped flowers of a lurid, creamy colour, streaked and spotted with purple.
• First came the great review, graced by the presence of the White House Court, who witnessed the marching past of the biennial veterans with perfect patience, if not satisfaction.
• The forty-six lectures on Metaphysics, and the thirty-five lectures on Logic, published by Messrs Mansel and Veitch, constitute the biennial course actually delivered by Sir W.
• This convention led to a Federation with biennial meetings.
• Roye contested the last vote, insisted that his term ran to January, 1874, and issued a proclamation forbidding the coming biennial election.
• He was punctilious in the preparation of his biennial papers, always giving something of interest and value.
• Louis Biennial of 1904 part of a morning session was given up to the suffrage organizations.
• Six years later, at the biennial meeting held in Cincinnati, Ohio, in June, 1910, an entire evening was given up to an exhaustive discussion of both sides of the question.
• The several classes of flowering plants are divided into PERENNIAL, BIENNIAL, and ANNUAL.
• This name is applied at Yale College to the printed scheme which is used at the Biennial Examinations.
• It is a biennial, and easily raised from seeds, which should be sown in June.
• He makes an annual or biennial report, showing the financial condition of the State.
• Great Britain did not form a section till 1904, and it was not till 1910 that the British Government sent official representatives to the biennial meetings.
• The institution, in addition to its land endowment, receives annual assistance from the federal government and a biennial appropriation from the state legislature.

Similar words containing BIENNI without suffix al

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