Transplant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRANSPLANT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to lift and reset (a plant) in another soil or situation
• move or transfer (someone or something) to another place or situation
• replant (a plant) in another place
• take (living tissue or an organ) and implant it in another part of the body or in another body
• To remove, and plant in another place; as, to transplant trees.
• To remove, and settle or establish for residence in another place; as, to transplant inhabitants.
• lift and reset in another soil or situation
• be transplantable
• place the organ of a donor into the body of a recipient
• transfer from one place or period to another
NOUN:
• an operation in which an organ or tissue is transplanted
• an organ or tissue which is transplanted
• a person or thing that has been moved to a new place or situation
• (surgery) tissue or organ transplanted from a donor to a recipient; in some cases the patient can be both donor and recipient
• an operation moving an organ from one organism (the donor) to another (the recipient)
• the act of removing something from one location and introducing it in another location

Words related to TRANSPLANT

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Words that contain TRANSPLANT

transplants13 transplanted15 transplanter14 transplanters15 transplanting16 homotransplant21 transplantable18 transplantings17 xenotransplant23 homotransplants22 transplantation17 xenotransplants24 transplantabili19 homotransplanta22 transplantations18 transplantability24 transplantabilities23 homotransplantation26 homotransplantations27

How to use TRANSPLANT in a sentence

• In two months after, the seedlings are ready to transplant, and are placed in drills, three feet apart every way.
• Boswell, though it should be necessary to transplant her for a time into a softer climate.
• Thereafter it is customary to transplant the young trees at least once again during damp weather.
• Transplant into small pots, and pot on from time to time as the plants increase in size.
• Transplant in the autumn to the border where they are intended to flower.
• Sow early in April, and transplant in the middle or end of May in rich soil.
• Sow the seed any time from April to June, and transplant them to the border in the autumn for flowering the following May.
• When the plants are sufficiently advanced transplant them singly into pots of light, rich earth, and keep them in the stove or greenhouse, where they will flower in June.
• Should it be desirable to transplant them to another part of the garden, March or April will be found the best time to remove them.
• Transplant Mont Blanc at once into the large plain of Lueneburg Heath, and we should find no words to express our wonder at its magnitude.
• It will be necessary, therefore, to transplant at least half the crop by lifting every other one.
• When the seedlings are large enough transplant them where required for flowering in the summer of the succeeding year.
• The annual varieties should be sown where intended to flower, as they do not transplant well.
• In due course transplant into pans or boxes of good soil, and place in some cool spot where the plants may gradually harden off.
• When four pairs of leaves are formed, stop each plant once, and after a little further progress has been made transplant singly into three-inch pots.
• Transplant the seedlings when ready, gradually harden, and plant out in rich soil one foot apart, or put them into vacant places in the shrubbery.
• When large enough transplant to good ground for blooming in the following season.
• Thorns are slow to grow, hard to transplant, and very lovely when they are old.
• If we transplant any shrub from the light of day into a dark cellar, we will soon see it lose its bright green color, and become perfectly white.
• There was something like a patriotic aspiration in our desire to transplant this brightest of Eastern blossoms to diffuse its supreme beauty and sweetness in the West.
• Transplant when three or four inches high, being very careful not to let the plants get tall and weak.
• When the plants are finger high they are of a good size to transplant into such hills as have missed, or to market.
• If it is desirable still further to check their growth, or harden them, transplant into another cold frame, allowing each plant double the distance it before occupied.
• The Spaniards took the trouble to transplant some genuine cinnamon-trees from Ceylon to this locality, and they flourished for a time.
• We prefer to plant these small trees as the black walnut develops a strong tap root early in life, making it difficult to transplant large trees.
• But I must tell you, in domestic confidence, that it is not an easy task to transplant a tree which is deeply rooted.
• Or, again, remove the new-born individual from the social environment into which he has come and transplant him to an utterly alien one.
• Worcester, all attempts to transplant it have failed.
• To evacuate a civil population means to tear it up and transplant it root and branch, with no more of its possession than can be carried as hand-baggage.
• Nevertheless, we must transplant this fellow Blunt to the office of gentleman-in-waiting.

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