Can you think of any perfectly recognisible & understandable words in the English language, that have each of the vowels in reverse alphabetical order (UOIEA)?

Can you think of any perfectly recognisible & understandable words in the English language, that have each of the vowels in reverse alphabetical order (UOIEA)?
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duopixelar (I think I made that up)
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Botanical Words Alphabetical List - XE

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Botanical Words Alphabetical List - WO

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Last Answer : WOOD ASHES: This is a fertilizer containing potash. WOODY: Plants with branches of hard, woody fibers, that persist, unlike soft-stemmed herbaceous plants. A semi-woody stem contains some softer tissue and may be ... of a woody plant; its leaves may die off in the winter, but its branches do not.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - WI

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Last Answer : WIDE ROW PLANTING: The method of sowing seeds, usually of the same plant, in multiple rows. For example, two or three lines of beans can be planted together, often on a raised row, with deep, wide ... as the winged seeds of Maple Trees (Acer). Also, one of the two side petals of certain flowers.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - WH

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Last Answer : WHORL: Where three or more organs, such as leaves or petals, arise from the same point and form a circle around it.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - WE

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Last Answer : WET SOIL PLANTS:Plants, such as Willow, Cranberry, and Japanese Iris, which can endure a large amount of moisture in the soil. WETTING AGENT: 1. This is material that reduces the amount of water ... also can be a material added to pesticide sprays so that they spread easily over the plant surface.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - WA

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Last Answer : WATER FARMING:The cultivation of plants in water, instead of soil. Hydroponic gardening. WATER-HOLDING CAPACITY: The ability of the soil to absorb and hold water, expressed in inches of water per ... saturated with water. A high water table might limit the plants that can be grown successfully.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - VE

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Last Answer : VEGETABLE: Normally, an herbaceous, cultivated plant used for food, such as potatoes, spinach, peas, etc. VEGETATIVE: Having the power to produce or support growth in plants, such as the vegetative ... or flowers; having organs so arranged. VESPERTINE: Opening in the evening, such as a flower.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - VA

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Last Answer : VALVATE: 1. Opening as if by doors or valves, as in certain capsules or anthers. 2. Meeting at the edges without overlapping, as in certain sepals or leaves. VALVE: One of the ... ferns and fern allies (spore-producing). Nonvascular plants include fungi, algae, lichens, mosses, and liverworts.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - UV

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Last Answer : UVA: A succulent fruit having a central placenta, such as a grape.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - UT

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Last Answer : UTRICLE: A small, bladder-like, usually dry, one-seeded fruit with a thin, loose, tissue-like covering that doesn't open when ripe, such as that of an Amaranth. UTRICULAR: Pertaining to, ... producing utricles. UTRICULIFORM: Having the form of a utricle. UTRICULOID: Having the form of a bladder.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - UN

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Last Answer : UNDERBRUSH: Small trees and/or shrubs growing under large trees in a wood or forest; also called brush or undergrowth. UNDERSHRUB: A shrubby plant that barely grows as large as a shrub; a very small ... Said of a flower containing the organs of one sex: stamens or pistils, but not both; diclinous.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - UM

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Last Answer : UMBEL: A flat-topped or rounded flower cluster, in which each flower's stalk rises from a central point. In a compound umbel each primary stalk ends in an umbel. UMBELLATE: Arranged in ... Provided with or arranged in umbellules or umbellets. UMBELLULE: A secondary umbel of a compound umbel.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - TU

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Last Answer : TUBE: Any hollow, elongated body or part of an organ. This is especially applied to a gamopetalous corolla or gamosepalous calyx, and also to a united circle of stamens. TUBER: A tuber is a thickened, ... said of an enlarged part of the body. TUSSOCK: A tuft, or small hillock of growing grass.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - TR

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Last Answer : TRACE ELEMENTS: Very small amounts of a chemical element found in plant tissue. TRACHYCARPOUS: Having rough fruit. TRACHYSPERMOUS: Rough-seeded. TRAINING: The art or operation of forming young trees (or any ... or fibrous, and with a stony endocarp (inner shell), as in the walnut and hickory nut.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - TO

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Last Answer : TOMENTOSE: Covered with thickly matted, woolly hairs. TOMENTUM: A covering composed of short, thickly matted, woolly hairs. TOP-DRESSING:A material, such as compost or manure, that is applied to the surface ... A-horizon or surface soil. 5. The surface or upper part of the soil. TOROSE: Knobbed.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - TI

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Last Answer : TIGELLA: A short stem. TIGELLATE: Having a short stalk, such as that of a bean. TILLAGE: The operation or art of tilling land, or preparing it for seed, and keeping the ground ... potting medium. The process is widely used in commercial orchid growing and is sometimes called meristem culture.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - TH

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Last Answer : THALAMUS: A receptacle; the end of the flower stalk where the flowers are carried, which is often slightly enlarged. THALLIFORM: Having the form of a thallus. THALLOID: Resembling or consisting of ... also clustered with flowers, such as a Horse chestnut and lilac. THYRSOID: Resembling a thyrse.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - TE

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Last Answer : TENDRIL: A spirally, coiling, thread-like organ that attaches itself to another body for support, as in the Grapevine or Virginia Creeper. A tendril may be a modified stem, branch, leaf, or ... or classification of soil material determined by the proportion of sand, silt, and clay in its makeup.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - TA

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Last Answer : TANKAGE: This is an organic fertilizer that leaves an alkaline reaction. TAPROOT: The main, downward-growing root of a plant, which grows deeply and produces lateral roots along its length. TARP: ... sheet, usually made of polyethylene, used to hold and move bulky yard material such as leaves.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - SY

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Last Answer : SYCONIUM: A multiple fleshy fruit composed of a hollow receptacle containing numerous reduced flowers, as in the fig. SYMMETRICAL: 1. Divided into two comparable parts. 2. Having the same number of parts ... . SYNSEPAL: A floral part formed by the partial or complete fusion of two or more sepals.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - SU

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Last Answer : SUB-: Under, below, or almost. SUBAXILLARY: Situated under an axil, as a subaxillary bud. SUBCLASS: In plant and animal classification, a taxonomic category of related orders within a class. SUBFAMILY ... two edges, as where carpels of a pericarp join, marking the line of dehiscence, or opening.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - ST

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Last Answer : STALK: 1. This is the main stem of a plant, which ordinarily supports the leaves, flowers, and fruit, as a stalk of wheat or hemp. 2. Or it can describe the pedicel of a flower or the ... : One of the double fleshy disks from which the styles in the Umbelliferae (Carrot or Parsley family) arise.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - SQ

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Last Answer : SQUAMA:A scale or scale-like structure. SQUAMACEOUS: Scaly. SQUAMELLA: A small scale. SQUAMIFORM: Having the shape, character, or appearance of a scale. SQUAMOUS: Scaly or scale-like. ... : Rough with spreading processes, as the whorls of small leaves of various Compositae (daisy family).

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - SP

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Last Answer : SPADICEOUS: Bearing flowers on a fleshy or succulent spike enclosed in a leaf-like spathe, as do palms. SPADICIFORM: Resembling a spadix. SPADICOSE: Having flowers on or comprising a spadix. SPADIX: The fleshy ... year's wood are left and the rest cut off, so as to leave spurs or short rods.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - SO

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Last Answer : SOBOLE (sah'buh lee):A shoot, stolon, or sucker. SOBOLIFEROUS: Producing suckers or lateral shoots from the ground, usually applied to shrubs or small trees. SOD: 1. The upper stratum of ... a familiar example is found in the clusters of sporangia on the undersides of the fronds of ferns.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - SL

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Last Answer : SLACKED LIME:Lime that is used to raise the pH of soil, but is more caustic than dolomitic soil. SLIP: 1. A cutting from a mother plant. 2. The down-slope movement of a mass of soil under wet or saturated conditions.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - SH

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - SH

Last Answer : SHADE CLOTH:1. A fabric stretched over young plants to protect them from excessive heat and moisture loss. 2. Any of various fabrics used in the summer to lower soil temperatures, accelerate germination of cool-season ... of corn or the shell of a walnut. 2. To remove the husk, pod, or shell from.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - SE

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - SE

Last Answer : SEBACEOUS: Having the appearance of fat, as the sebaceous secretions of some plants. SEBIFEROUS: Sebaceous; greasy. SECTILE: Referring to pollinia in loosely coherent "packets". SECUND: To one ... dried processed sewage. SEXFOIL: A leaf with six leaflets; a flower with six perianth segments.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - SC

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - SC

Last Answer : SCABERULOUS: Minutely scabrous, or rough-textured. SCABRID: Slightly rough to the touch, as a scabrid leaf. SCABROUS: Rough, with rough little dots or scales. SCALE: The small, initial (often ... Shaped like a small shield; peltate; as a scutate leaf. SCUTIFORM: Shield-shaped, scutate; peltate.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - SA

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - SA

Last Answer : SABADILLA: A broad-spectrum, short residual (2 days in sunlight) botanical insecticide derived from a South American lily. It can be very toxic to humans in purified form. SABULOUS: Sandy; ... fire to the trees. SAXIFRAGOUS: Growing in the crevices of rocks and eventually splitting the rock.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - RY

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - RY

Last Answer : RYNIA: A slow-acting botanical insecticide derived from the stems of tropical rynia. It is fairly long-lasting (up to 2 weeks) and toxic in concentrated forms. Often combined with other botanicals.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - RU

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - RU

Last Answer : RUGOSE: Referring to a rough or wrinkled surface of a plant part. RUNNER: A horizontally spreading stem that runs above ground and roots at the nodes to form new plants. The stem ... well-rooted plants surrounding the original one. An example is the Strawberry. Often confused with stolon.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - RO

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - RO

Last Answer : ROCKERY: A mound made of rocks that have the spaces in between them filled with soil. It is usually used for planting small, choice plants that need quick drainage, such as ferns or ... or supported by hoops over vegetable crops. They increase growth, provide frost protection, and exclude pests.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - RI

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - RI

Last Answer : RIB:1. A ridge (usually vertical) on a cactus stem that is formed from the skin. Stem succulents (those plants that retain large amounts of moisture in their swollen stems) are often ribbed, ... the banks of a river or other waterway. RIVULOSE: Marked with irregular, crooked, or wavy lines.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - RH

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - RH

Last Answer : RHIPIDIUM: A fan-shaped flower cluster. RHIZANTHOUS: Appearing to flower from the root of the plant. RHIZOCARPOUS: Having the stems and foliage annual but the underground parts perennial, as in ... grow from rhizomes; others are true bulbs, while others form fibrous roots like most perennials.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - RE

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - RE

Last Answer : REACTION: The degree of acidity or alkalinity of a soil mass expressed in pH. RECEPTACLE: The enlarged end of the stem of a flower upon which the reproductive organs of the flower are borne. RECURVED ... . REVOLUTE: Rolled or curled backward or downward, as the edges of the leaves of some plants.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - RA

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - RA

Last Answer : RACEME:An unbranched inflorescence of stalked flowers. RACHIDIAN: Of or pertaining to a rachis. RACHILLA: A secondary stem or axis of a spikelet in grasses and sedges. RACHIS: That portion of an ... parts of the flowers of many of the Compositae (Daisy family), such as the Sunflower and Aster.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - QU

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - QU

Last Answer : QUADRATE: Square or rectangular. QUINATE: Having an arrangement of five similar parts together, especially used to describe leaflets. QUINQUEFOLIOLATE: Having five leaflets.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - PY

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - PY

Last Answer : PYRIFORM Pear-shaped.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - PU

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - PU

Last Answer : PUBERULENT: Covered with fine, short down. PUBESCENCE: 1. A covering of down or hair, as on the surface of a leaf. 2. The state of having such a covering. PUBESCENT: Fuzzy; covered with down ... pits, points, or dots. PUSTULAR: Having bumps, as though blistered. PUSTULE: A raised bump or area.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - PT

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - PT

Last Answer : PTERIDOLOGIST: A person who is versed in the study of ferns. PTERIDOLOGY: The science or study of ferns. PTERIDOPHYTE: A fern or fern ally such as plants of the group Equisetum. PTEROCARPOUS: Having winged fruit.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - PS

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - PS

Last Answer : PSEUDOBULB: A fleshy enlargement resembling a bulb at the base of the stem, as in many epiphytic orchids. The variously thickened portions of an Orchid stem. PSEUDOCARP: A fruit, such as an apple ... as Cephalium. PSEUDOSPERMIUM: Any one-seeded fruit that is whole at maturity, as in the sunflower.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - PR

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - PR

Last Answer : PREMORSE: Appearing to be broken off at the end, as a root or stem. PRICKING OFF: A method of transplanting tiny seedlings. The blade of a pocket knife or plant marker is used to ... control size, promote fruitfulness, or secure a growth of fibrous roots near the stem prior to transplanting.

Botanical Words Alphabetical List - PO

Description : Botanical Words Alphabetical List - PO

Last Answer : POD: A dry fruit or seed vessel that bursts open when mature and is more or less elongated and cylindrical or flattened, as of the pea, bean, or catalpa. PODZOLIZATION: The process by ... supports placed under pots and planters to raise them off the ground for better drainage and air circulation.