Associations to the word «Rooting»
Noun
- Cutting
- Hog
- Pig
- Propagation
- Node
- Tusk
- Nutrient
- Stem
- Soil
- Snout
- Uptake
- Hormone
- Contaminant
- Garbage
- Corruption
- Depth
- Swine
- Moisture
- Root
- Multiplication
- Productivity
- Reflex
- Crop
- Nitrate
- Runoff
- Respiration
- Planting
- Drainage
- Weed
- Pairing
- Shoot
- Cupboard
- Os
- Impedance
- Rot
- Availability
- Plant
- Vegetation
- Zone
- Herb
- Substrate
- Scalp
- Erosion
- Clone
- Stump
- Irrigation
- Barley
- Thick
- Physiology
- Taxon
- Mud
- Morphology
- Growth
- Grassland
- Vine
- Bulb
- Bag
- Reproduction
- Leaf
- Tree
- Habit
- Accumulation
- Nut
- Grass
- Texture
- Exploitation
- Horizon
- Layer
- Cation
Adjective
Wiktionary
ROOTING, noun. Originally, a system of roots; a secure attachment (in something); a firm grounding.
ROOTING, noun. The process of forming roots.
ROOTING, noun. A method of creating a new plant by getting part of an existing plant to form roots.
ROOTING, verb. Present participle of root
ROOTING FOR, verb. Present participle of root for
ROOTING INTEREST, noun. (idiom) a desire for, or interest in, the success of a particular person or group, often a sports team
ROOTING REFLEX, noun. A reflex in infants in which the head is turned towards any stimulus; used to find the nipple
Dictionary definition
ROOTING, noun. The process of putting forth roots and beginning to grow.
Wise words
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