scion

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  • 72scion — [ sʌɪən] noun 1》 a young shoot or twig of a plant, especially one cut for grafting or rooting. 2》 a descendant of a notable family or one with a long lineage. Origin ME: from OFr. ciun shoot, twig , of unknown origin …

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  • 73scion — n. 1. Sprout, shoot, twig, branch, cion, graft, slip. 2. Descendant, heir …

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  • 74scion — noun (C) 1 technical a living part of a plant that is cut off, especially for fixing onto another plant 2 literary a young member of a famous or important family: scions of wealthy East coast families …

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  • 75scion — n 1. descendent, heir, successor; offspring, issue, child, progeny. 2. shoot, offshoot, twig, branch, stem, cutting, graft; sprout, sprig, spray …

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  • 76scion — sci·on …

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  • 77scion — sci•on [[t]ˈsaɪ ən[/t]] n. 1) a descendant or offspring, esp. of an illustrious family 2) bot a shoot or twig, esp. one cut for grafting or planting • Etymology: 1275–1325; ME: shoot, twig < OF cion < Frankish *kī (cf. OE cīnan, OS kīnan,… …

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  • 78scion — /ˈsaɪən / (say suyuhn) noun 1. a descendant. 2. a shoot or twig, especially one cut for grafting or planting; a cutting. {Middle English from Old French cion, of Germanic origin} …

  • 79scion —   n. young member of family; shoot of plant, especially taken for grafting …

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  • 80scion —   Weli, weweli, weliweli …

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