branched

As adjectives the difference between blanched and branched

is that blanched is lacking complexion or color while branched is having branches.

As verbs the difference between blanched and branched

is that blanched is (blanch) while branched is (branch).

As verbs the difference between brunched and branched

is that brunched is past tense of brunch while branched is past tense of branch.

As an adjective branched is

having branches.

As a noun taxonomy

is the science or the technique used to make a classification.

As an adjective branched is

having branches.

As a verb branched is

past tense of branch.

As an adjective branched

is having branches.

As a verb branched

is (branch).

As a noun bunchflower is

a perennial herb, melanthium virginicum , having a branched cluster of pale flowers.

As adjectives the difference between branched and cervicorn

is that branched is having branches while cervicorn is (rare) having the form of antlers; branched.

As a verb branched

is (branch).

As adjectives the difference between branched and tubuloalveolar

is that branched is having branches while tubuloalveolar is starting out as a branched tubular gland and branching further to terminate in alveoli.

As a verb branched

is past tense of branch.