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• five-petalled — adjective (of flowers) having five petals • Syn: ↑five petaled • Similar to: ↑petalous, ↑petaled, ↑petalled …   Useful english dictionary

• petalled — adjective (of flowers) having petals • Syn: ↑petalous, ↑petaled • Ant: ↑apetalous (for: ↑petalous) • Similar to: ↑four pe …   Useful english dictionary

• five-petaled — adjective (of flowers) having five petals • Syn: ↑five petalled • Similar to: ↑petalous, ↑petaled, ↑petalled …   Useful english dictionary

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