WHITE POPLAR vs PININGLY: NOUN
- Populus alba, a poplar found in Central Europe.
- A poplar tree (Populus alba) native to Eurasia and naturalized in parts of North America, having lobed leaves with whitish undersides.
- Light easily worked wood of a tulip tree; used for furniture and veneer
- A poplar that is widely cultivated in the United States; has white bark and leaves with whitish undersurfaces
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WHITE POPLAR vs PININGLY: ADVERB
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- While pining; sorrowfully.
- In a pining manner; droopingly.
WHITE POPLAR vs PININGLY: OTHER WORD TYPES
- Used for furniture and veneer
- In a pining or languishing manner; by wasting away.
WHITE POPLAR vs PININGLY: RELATED WORDS
- Spanish chestnut, English oak, Pedunculate oak, Black oak, Sessile oak, Poplar, Abele, White aspen, Tulipwood, True tulipwood, Silver leaved poplar, Populus alba, Aspen poplar, Whitewood, Yellow poplar
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WHITE POPLAR vs PININGLY: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Mahogany tree, Muskwood, Yellow birch, Quercitron, Common alder, Black birch, Red pine, Spanish chestnut, English oak, Pedunculate oak, Black oak, Sessile oak, Poplar, Tulipwood, Yellow poplar
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WHITE POPLAR vs PININGLY: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- On another occasion Hades tried to violate the Nymph Leuce, who was similarly metamorphosed into the white poplar standing by the pool of Memory.
- The White Poplar is the largest, and caters to travelers from the mortal world.
- Aspen for white, Poplar for green, Yellowheart from Brazil, and many more.
- White Poplar tree is a tall straight tree.
- These are also very tall, such as the white poplar, and have widely spread roots.
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WHITE POPLAR vs PININGLY: QUESTIONS
- What does the bark of a white poplar tree look like?
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