Germinate is valid Scrabble Word

Is germinate a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for GERMINATE in dictionary:

VERB:

to sprout, to cause to sprout
(of a seed or spore) begin to grow and put out shoots after a period of dormancy.
cause (a seed or spore) to germinate.
come into existence and develop
(cause to) sprout or begin to grow
To sprout; to bud; to shoot; to begin to vegetate, as a plant or its seed; to begin to develop, as a germ.
To cause to sprout.
produce buds, branches, or germinate
work out
cause to grow or sprout

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to cause to sprout or develop

Words related to GERMINATE

germinabilities20 germinability21 germinable15 germinated14 germinates13 germinating15

Words that contain GERMINATE

germinated14 germinates13 ungerminated16

How to use GERMINATE in a sentence

When work is assured, when living is certain, though poor, then want, cruel want, is in the distance, and every good sentiment can germinate and develop in the human heart.
Will they grow? What causes them to mould? Seeds will not germinate without free access of air.
If he showed her a flower, she asked why this flower produced a seed, why this seed would germinate.
It takes some of them longer to germinate and make ready to bloom than it does others.
Ceratocaula will sometimes remain several years in the ground before they germinate.
Its seeds germinate freely when sown in peat and sand.
A cold frame will answer the purpose, but the seeds will take longer to germinate.
Half-hardy plants require artificial heat to germinate their seed, and must be gradually introduced into the open.
The seed requires no artificial heat to germinate it.
He has money invested in the soil itself, seed lying awaiting the genial warm rain that shall cause it to germinate, capital in every furrow traced by the plough.

Now that Cloom was so far set upon the upward way as to allow him more liberty, bigger though not dearer ideas began to germinate within him.
Thus there is no sleep, no pause, no preservation, but all things renew, germinate and spring.
This point should be observed also in planting seeds in heavy ground that is liable to pack and crust over before the seeds germinate.
The seeds of the crop are deeper in the soil than the seeds of the weeds which germinate and appear so quickly.
Having by degrees learned to esteem and care for his wife, the time that his happiness had taken to germinate was to Joseph Lebas a guarantee of its durability.
Lower than 5 or 6 inches in any soil, clover seed will not germinate till brought nearer the surface.
When the land is again plowed to the same depth and sown with some kind of grain, the clover seed thus brought to the surface will germinate.
The seeds of discontent were, in fact, sown far and wide before this new system of taxation was projected, and it had the effect of causing them to germinate and flourish.
Under your loving care, by your ceaseless exertions, every one of these seeds must germinate, every one must yield its destined fruit.
The seeds you are so patiently and devotedly sowing will assuredly germinate, and future generations will reap an abundant harvest.
Rather, they should spare no effort to water these seeds and enable them to germinate and yield in due time most abundant and lasting results.
In the case of plants we see such critical stages when the seed begins to germinate, or the bud bursts into leaf.
The berries are attractive to small birds, who swallow them whole, and afterwards void the seeds, to germinate when thus scattered about.
After the surface soil has become sufficiently dry, the land may be plowed, seeds will germinate, and plants will grow.
They are good from the time of maturing until they begin to germinate.
Her heart was open to conviction yet, and, when the time came, I believed that the seed sown in old days would germinate and bear good harvest.
Where any vitality remained in the nut, it was sure to germinate.
Some germinate in the space of a few weeks, others lie dormant until February and March, and others do not germinate until the rains.
VII THE DAY THAT NEVER WAS Of all the places in the world where a flirtation can germinate, blossom, and bear fruit overnight, an ocean-liner is the most propitious.
It will require a little time to germinate, and then perhaps the result may prove satisfactory.
If quick, sound seed be wanting where The virgin soil feels sun and air, And longs to fill a higher state, There let my meanings germinate.
Paul, and prayed that out of spiritual death the seed of a new life might germinate.

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