Crossword clues for cacti
cacti
- Some Arizona plants
- Road Runner cartoon scenery
- Prickly succulents
- Prickly pear and saguaro, for two
- Prickly pear and barrel
- Prickly flora
- Prickly Arizonans
- Plants in the desert
- Parts of the desert flora
- Desert stickers
- Desert greenery
- Desert dwellers
- Desert denizens
- Desert blooms
- Arizona flora
- Woes for Wile E. Coyote
- Western movie backdrops
- Tucson sights
- They're thorny in deserts
- They're succulent
- They're hardly spineless
- They usually have spines
- They often break Wile E. Coyote's falls
- They have thorns in their sides
- They have spines
- They grow in the desert
- Succulents of a sort
- Sticky stuff?
- Stickers in a plant store
- Spiny desert bloomers
- Spiny Arizona vegetation
- Spiny Arizona plants
- Spiked desert plants
- Southwestern stickers
- Sources of big pricks
- Source of dragon fruit
- Sonoran succulents
- Sonoran plants
- Sonoran desert sights
- Sonora sights
- Some drought-resistant plants
- Scenery features in a Road Runner cartoon
- Saguaros, etc
- Saguaros and prickly pears
- Saguaro National Park flora
- Saguaro and tasajillo
- Prickly subjects for a botanist?
- Prickly pear producers
- Prickly pear and night-blooming cereus
- Prickly Arizona plants
- Plants of the West
- Plants in Road Runner cartoons
- Plants in many Road Runner cartoons
- Plants in Arizona landscaping
- Plants in arid areas
- Plants in a prickly garden
- Plants avoided by herbivores
- Phoenix flora
- Petrified Forest flora
- Palm Springs plants
- Organ pipe et al
- Ones sticking around a desert?
- Nesting places for elf owls
- Mojave natives
- Mexican flora
- Landscapers often find them hard to handle
- Landscapers may find them hard to handle
- Frequent sights in Road Runner cartoons
- Flora of Sonora
- Flora in the Mojave
- Flora in Sonora
- Exemplars of water conservation
- Crab ___ (houseplants with red flowers)
- Cholla and peyote
- Certain xerophytes
- Barrels in dry places
- Barrels and organ-pipes in the desert
- Barrels and beehives
- Arizona license plate features
- Prickly pears, e.g.
- Big stickers
- Western plants
- Places for needles
- Desert flora
- Desert plants
- Prickly plants often found in the desert
- Mescal and others
- Chollas, saguaros, etc
- Mojave vegetation
- Plants in a dry place
- Spiny things
- Desert bloomers
- Leafless plants
- They connect to points in the Southwest
- Spiny plants in the desert
- Much Arizona flora
- Peyotes, e.g.
- They have many needles
- Gila woodpeckers nest in them
- Things with sticking points
- They have sticking points
- Peyote and saguaro
- Arizona sights
- Some xerophiles
- Southwestern flora
- Dragon fruit plants
- Homes for Gila woodpeckers
- Stickers?
- Some Arizona flora
- Plants with needles
- You might be stuck with these when traveling in the Southwest
- Section of a botanical garden
- Saguaros, e.g
- Tucson flora
- Saguaros, e.g.
- Saguaro and prickly pear
- Nopal and saguaro
- Mojave flora
- Cholla and opuntia
- Cholla and saguaro
- Queens of the night
- Potted plants
- Flora of the Mojave Desert
- Saguaro, opuntia, etc.
- Prickly pears, e.g
- Chollas, saguaros, etc.
- Desert beauties
- Hardy plants
- Prickly pear and cereus
- Peyote sources
- Succulent plants
- Spiny succulents
- Spiny succulent plants
- Spiny desert plants
- Animal covering about one lot of plants
- Prickly types beginning to cavil before start of play
- Plants native to arid regions
- Plants hint of complexity when play opens
- Plants do in Guernsey region
- Their sharp points scratch this, at intervals?
- Desert sights
- Desert features
- Spiny florae
- Mojave plants
- Desert growths
- Arizona plants
- Sonoran flora
- Prickly pears, for example
- Popular houseplants
- Western flora
- Sonora flora
- Prickly desert plants
- Peyotes, e.g
- Low-maintenance plants
- Desert landscape features
- Tucson-area flora
- Thorns in Wile E. Coyote's side?
- Stickers in the desert
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Cactus \Cac"tus\, n.; pl. E. Cactuses, Cacti (-t[=i]). [L., a kind of cactus, Gr. ??????.] (Bot.) Any plant of the order Cactac[ae], as the prickly pear and the night-blooming cereus. See Cereus. They usually have leafless stems and branches, often beset with clustered thorns, and are mostly natives of the warmer parts of America.
Cactus wren (Zo["o]l.), an American wren of the genus Campylorhynchus, of several species.
Wiktionary
n. (plural of cactus English)
WordNet
See cactus
n. any spiny succulent plant of the family Cactaceae native chiefly to arid regions of the New World
[also: cacti (pl)]
Wikipedia
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Usage examples of "cacti".
Brought up in 1950s in Tyneside, he read extensively, daydreamed, and grew cacti because they seemed like the vegetation of an alien planet.
Amid scruffy spidery shrubs, cacti with fuzzy yellow halos branched upwards like corals from some destitute sea-bed.
At least on this road to somewhere or nowhere he needn’t fear hitting rocks or dagger-trees or cacti like corals abristle with spikes.
In a nearby dried-up watercourse there were barrel cacti, whose juice was drinkable.
But the area of ground between himself and the fruit-bearing cacti now communicated an air of menace.
It ambled on slowly, and paused under the cacti to poke its reptilian face into the empty shell of a dung beetle.
It seemed to him that the cacti and the shrubs were aware of his presence -- not sharply and consciously, but warmly and dimly, as if from the depths of a pleasant sleep.
A few hedges, made of cacti and agave, mark out where some wheat or Indian corn has been planted.
This was evident from the dress and complexion of the men -- from the increased size of the ombu-trees -- the number of new cacti and other plants -- and especially from the birds.
The soil in parts was absolutely bare, in others covered by numberless dwarf cacti, armed with formidable spines, and called by the inhabitants "little lions.
On the coast-mountains, at the height of about 2000 feet where during this season the clouds generally hang, a very few cacti were growing in the clefts of rock.
These huge reptiles, surrounded by the black lava, the leafless shrubs, and large cacti, seemed to my fancy like some antediluvian animals.
The spaces between the cacti and the fallen black chunks of kva were crowded with brittle bush.
There were rocks and much cacti, thickets of mesquite, broken ledges upthrust from below.
Then, when even the blotched and sickly cacti became more sparse and stunted, and rills of ashen sand crept in among them, I began to suspect how great was the hatred my heresy had aroused in the priests of Ong and to guess the ultimate malignancy of their vengeance.