terms |
glumed |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective glumed is
(botany) having a (specified form of) glume.
glumed |
alumed |
As an adjective glumed
is (botany) having a (specified form of) glume.
As a verb alumed is
(
alum).
glumes |
glumed |
As a noun glumes
is .
As an adjective glumed is
(botany) having a (specified form of) glume.
glumed |
glumped |
As an adjective glumed
is (botany) having a (specified form of) glume.
As a verb glumped is
(
glump).
plumed |
glumed |
As adjectives the difference between plumed and glumed
is that
plumed is having or decorated with a plume or plumes while
glumed is (botany) having a (specified form of) glume.
glumed |
glaumed |
As an adjective glumed
is (botany) having a (specified form of) glume.
As a verb glaumed is
(
glaum).
glued |
glumed |
As a verb glued
is (
glue).
As an adjective glumed is
(botany) having a (specified form of) glume.
glumed |
gaumed |
As an adjective glumed
is (botany) having a (specified form of) glume.
As a verb gaumed is
(
gaum).
glumed |
glomed |
As an adjective glumed
is (botany) having a (specified form of) glume.
As a verb glomed is
(
glome).
glume |
glumed |
In botany terms the difference between glume and glumed
is that
glume is a basal, membranous, outer sterile husk or bract in the flowers of grasses (Poaceae) and sedges (Cyperaceae while
glumed is having a (specified form of) glume.
As a noun glume
is a basal, membranous, outer sterile husk or bract in the flowers of grasses (Poaceae) and sedges (Cyperaceae.
As an adjective glumed is
having a (specified form of) glume.
