Associations to the word «Budding»
Noun
- Genius
- Dna
- Docking
- Sorting
- Spindle
- Bosom
- Lawn
- Puberty
- Grape
- Deletion
- Filmmaker
- Grove
- Complex
- Transcription
- Ars
- Biochemistry
- Almond
- Pathway
- Scent
- Dividing
- Apparatus
- Coral
- Breast
- Mentor
- Beard
- Superstar
- Pol
- Mutation
- Beauty
- Mustache
- Bacterium
- Peep
- Dew
- Growing
- Perfume
- Violet
- Particle
- Rna
- Statesman
- Comedian
- Nest
- Biodiversity
- Buffer
- Rose
- Host
- Hiv
- Career
- Musician
- Growth
- Bulb
- Affection
- Eater
- Photographer
- Machinery
- Brink
- Orator
- Sponge
- Sunlight
- Chromosome
- Subset
- Inhibitor
- Clone
- Charm
- Fruit
- Willow
- Regulator
- Rot
- Rodney
- Initiation
Adjective
Wiktionary
BUDDING, adjective. That is beginning to develop.
BUDDING, verb. Present participle of bud
BUDDING, noun. (horticulture) The result of uniting a single scion bud with rootstock or bark.
Dictionary definition
BUDDING, noun. Reproduction of some unicellular organisms (such as yeasts) by growth and specialization followed by the separation by constriction of a part of the parent.
BUDDING, adjective. Beginning to develop; "a budding genius".
Wise words
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