Botanic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOTANIC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a drug made from plants
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to botany
• Alt. of Botanical
• of or relating to plants or botany
• of or relating to botany or plants.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pertaining to botany
• same as botanical

Words related to BOTANIC

botanical13 botanically18 botanics12

Words that contain BOTANIC

botanica12 botanics12 botanical13 botanicas13 botanicals14 geobotanic15 botanically18 geobotanical17 paleobotanic18 palaeobotanic19 ethnobotanical21 paleobotanical20 palaeobotanical21 paleobotanicall21 paleobotanically25

How to use BOTANIC in a sentence

• Her school was in the vicinity of the Botanic Gardens.
• This is a curious and uncommon shrub that one rarely sees outside the walls of a botanic garden.
• A shrub of great beauty, but one that, unfortunately, is rarely to be seen outside the walls of a botanic garden.
• Not far from the baths lies the Botanic Garden, which has been laid out, at great expense, on the declivity of a mountain.
• The botanic garden, three wersti from the town, has few exotic plants, and is much neglected.
• Magdalen College, near the bridge over the River Cherwell, and the Botanic Gardens, are at the other end of the High Street.
• Loudon, we think, proposes to unite a Botanic with the Zoological Gardens.
• I should never finish, if I were to try and name all the plants found in this shady valley, which might be called the botanic garden of Nature.
• It first suggested the idea to me of studying the plant attentively after having had the opportunity five years ago of seeing the leaves in the Botanic Gardens at Pisa.
• Sibthorp, for aquatic plants, in the botanic garden at Oxford, to the cases of which many small shells of the G.
• The Botanic Gardens, just outside the town, are well worth a visit.
• Jacob Driver, a very well informed and successful Botanic Physician, is called to the case.
• He did so, and incidentally showed Gronovius the manuscript of his book on the new system of botanic classification.
• It is well provided with scientific laboratories, botanic garden, and various collections, and possesses a library with nearly a quarter of a million volumes.
• For two or three years I was its acting Chairman during the summer, and in that capacity had to approve the accounts of the Congressional Library, and the National Botanic Garden.
• He was a pleasant, elderly gentleman, and seemed much interested on learning that I was a student of the botanic system.
• He had a botanic medical college in or near Boston, and strongly urged me to go thither as soon as I could get ready to complete my studies.
• Olive, of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, informed me that he had seen living chestnuts near Hollis, L.
• Ames is treasurer of the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association and wife of the director of the Botanic Garden of Harvard University.
• Scott, of the Botanic Gardens, Calcutta, has obligingly sent me a full description of two cases.
• A Bengalee employed in the Botanic Gardens was accused, in the presence of Mr.
• The Victoria Regia in the Calcutta Botanic Garden has from some cause or other not flourished so well as it was expected to do.
• There is a Botanic Garden at Bhagulpore, which owes its origin to Major Napleton.
• A good Botanic Garden has been already established in the Punjab, where there is also an Agricultural and Horticultural Society.
• Ouen Bertheville, ancient name of Dieppe, Bochart, a native of Rouen, Bolbec, Botanic Garden, at Rouen, Boulevards, at Rouen, Bourgueville, his account of the privilege of St.
• In our Botanic Garden it seldom exceeds the height of ten inches or a foot.
• I have sometimes observed this to be the case in the Botanic Garden, but it is otherwise in its native state of growth.
• I have one growing in my Botanic garden which is eight years old, and measures upwards of six cubic feet of timber.
• Smith, a native of Haddingtonshire, was for many years Superintendent of the Botanic Gardens at Washington.
• Wallich, under whose care, at the Botanic Garden, they have flourished, and been the source from whence the benefit has been generally diffused.
• Wallich resumed his functions at the Botanic Garden.
• I think I should like to try a restful visit to the Royal Botanic.
• Rossiter and Vivie were at last alone within the charmed circle of the Botanic Gardens.
• She hurried on up the ascent of the Boulevard of the Botanic Garden on her way to the Rue Royale.

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