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Stemless

Stemless \Stem"less\, a. Having no stem; (Bot.) acaulescent.

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stemless

a. Lacking a stem, either naturally or because it has been removed.

WordNet
stemless
  1. adj. not having a stem; "stemless glassware" [ant: stemmed]

  2. having no apparent stem above ground [syn: acaulescent] [ant: caulescent]

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Usage examples of "stemless".

Flower white, with purple streaks, almost stemless, grows under a wall in Otterbourne Street.

They looked to Ham like blue, stemless mushrooms that had fallen on their backs and died of something bad.

Big scrofulous leaves, blue-black and stemless, pocked with ugly blister-shaped air bladders, sprout directly from the wood at sparse intervals.

These forests are intersected by narrow, muddy streams, suggestive of alligators, up which you can go in canoes if you lie down, and are content with the yet darker shade produced by the nipah, a species of stemless palm, of which the poorer natives make their houses, and whose magnificent fronds are often from twenty to twenty-two feet in length.

Over a thousand pavilions, like balloons and tepees and stemless mushrooms, blazing in the midst of a blue field, strung with pennons, full of moving colors that are people.

This time it was the Minister who filled the little stemless glasses and moved, sighing, to the rack to choose a curved pipe with a silver band.

Morrolan always holds the glass by the bowl, as if it were a stemless tumbler, and takes long, slow sips, his eyes looking across at his dinner partner, or the person with whom he is speaking.

And we temple girls mocked him and threw stemless roses on the shroud, telling him they were human heads with which to grease his toug.

But the rapid development of the vine-stem coils out of the stemless foliages of the Carolingian and Winchester styles is one of the wonders of the early German revival after the accession of the Emperor Otho I.

Here, on a couch of heaped-up, stemless roses, such as might have been prepared for the repose of Titania, Lysia seated herself, while Theos stood gazing at her in fascinated wonderment and gradually increasing masterfulness of passion.

The foliage is entirely stemless, the nude flower stalks issuing from between the leaves, which are roundly toothed, evenly and deeply wrinkled, and elliptical in outline.

Here and there in the valley little rock towns stood up impressively, round and high on their eminences, like brown, stemless mushrooms.

Eventually she saw it, a squat, stemless plant, bearing the last of its glowing berries and yellow flowers into the early weeks of autumn.

Big scrofulous leaves, blue-black and stemless, pocked with ugly blister-shaped air bladders, sprout directly from the wood at sparse intervals.