Scions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SCION, a young member of a family, also CION, SEYEN, SIEN, SIENT, SYEN
• a young shoot or twig of a plant, especially one cut for grafting or rooting.
• a descendant of a notable family
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a child or descendant

Words related to SCIONS

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How to use SCIONS in a sentence

• And yet how much better it was to be as they were, than as most scions of aristocratic lineage, whose present was so often nothing and their past everything.
• I also met there one or two scions of the first families of Virginia.
• These scions he obtained by planting the pumice of wild crab apples from which cider had been made.
• The young plants that may replace some dead ones are scions of the old stock.
• Engel, of Pennsylvania, is said to have furnished his own Paragon chestnut scions when the other people were short of stock.
• I have noticed that the shag bark hickory cannot be cut well for scions in the spring without injuring the rest of the limb on the tree.
• The scions died back, however, and the plantation stock came along so it is now a Japanese walnut grove.
• The scions employed were cut in late winter and kept in the sawdust of my icehouse.
• I formerly supposed that ice beneath the sawdust was important, but this year I could not get ice and the scions kept just as well.
• By this method I have put scions in the trunks of trees nearly a foot in diameter and at any chosen point, sometimes several feet below the ends of cut branches.
• One may cut off the top of a large hickory tree and then peg the trunk full of scions by means of bark slots.
• The Spanish windlass, which is used in surgery for controlling haemorrage, seemed to me to be applicable for fastening scions in place.
• The best way is to use your scions from last year that have been kept in cold storage in sawdust or leaves.
• Almost all scions may suffer a little winter injury.
• I did not have the American there to test it by, but it was very interesting to me, and I am planning to get scions in the spring to follow it up further.
• The tree whose boughs seemed to hang so fondly over his remains has now its scions in all parts of the world.
• The scions are those shoots which united with the stock form the graft.
• The good nuns are trying to make reputable citizens of the young scions of the Dog-Rib and Yellow-Knife nations and are succeeding admirably as far as surface indications go.
• Such an opportunity now offers in the mutually expressed wish of the dynasties of England and Prussia, to unite in the bonds of holy matrimony two of their illustrious scions.
• There was no concern on her part that she was not the mother of either of the two latest scions of the house of Charnock.
• In London the horse attracted a full share of attention, and many scions of royalty solicited the favor of riding him.
• Cunningham knew the locality from 1862 to 1880 it would seem that the old trunk decayed and was replaced by scions grown from seed.

Similar words containing SCION without suffix s

scion7 conscionable18 conscionably21 inconscionable20 unconscionable20 unconscionably23 conscionability24 unconscionabili21 unconscionablen21 unconscionability26 unconscionableness24 unconscionabilities25 unconscionablenesses26

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