Words and phrases that have a meaning related to rooting: (158 results)
Often used in the same context:
cheering, watching, diehard, hating, despise, pining, idolizing, boo, fan, dislike, fairweather, gunning, envying, love, fighting, chasing, rooters, rabidly, playing, fandom, battling, detesting, adore, underdog, razzing, whup, fanatical, dissing, loathe, barracking, vanquishing, razzed, jonesing, chomping, guessing, congrats, kidding, harboring, whacking, dreaming, psyched, praying, ferreting, cared, bummed, bailing, savoring, suiting, talking, crapping, cherishing, freaking, cultivating, heartbroken, weeding, ratted, sympathizing, whining, allegiance, jeered, wondering, rooked, congratulating, spoiling, applauding, hooting, bellyaching, predisposed, outsmarting, avenging, weirds, outfighting, dejecting, rile, pissing, whooped, yapping, gloomy gus, overdog, sorry, digging, picking, envious, figuring, ruining, redbirds, slayed, upsetting, affection, victorious, griping, unlikable, overachieving, loyal, whomped, bitching, gloating, loyalties, searching, glad, revile, germination, penetration, regrowth, compaction, settling, aeration, grasping, internalization, purging, resolution, thermal, vaporization, wetting, coalescence, densification, hardening, nitrification, recourse, recovery, return, hardy, herbaceous, dioecious, shrubby, taller, hardier, perennial, rooted, seeded, flowering, hardiest, leafed, blooming, deciduous, leguminous, rhizomatous, growing, leaved, tuberous, adaptable
Appears in the definition of:
bogbean, bog myrtle, buckbean, cutting, genus tillandsia, homecourt advantage, marsh trefoil, menyanthes trifoliata, root, slip, tillandsia, water shamrock
More general:
Also try:growth, development, maturation, ontogenesis, ontogeny
— Adjectives for rooting: deep, shallow, adventitious, deeper, firm, square, good, successful, better, biological, poor, more...
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