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  • 51flax|bush — «FLAKS BUSH», noun. a New Zealand plant of the agave family, with erect, sword shaped leaves that yield a strong fiber …

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  • 52flax|tail — «FLAKS TAYL», noun. = cattail. (Cf. ↑cattail) …

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  • 53flax|weed — «FLAKS WEED», noun. = toadflax. (Cf. ↑toadflax) …

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  • 54flax brake — noun also flaxbreak or flax breaker Etymology: flax brake from flax + brake (machine); flax break & flax breaker by folk etymology from flax brake : a machine for separating the woody stem tissues from the fiber in flax …

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  • 55Flax (color) — infobox color title= Flax hex= EEDC82 r=238|g=220|b=130 c= 7|m= 8|y= 60|k= 0 h= 50|s= 45|v= 93Flax (also known as Light Goldenrod) is a pale yellowish gray color named after flax seeds. It is similar to the color mustard.Flax in culture*French… …

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  • 56Flax Bourton — infobox UK place country = England latitude= 51.4223 longitude= 2.7112 official name= Flax Bourton |civil parish= population = unitary england=North Somerset lieutenancy england= Somerset region= South West England constituency westminster=… …

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  • 57flax rust — noun fungus causing flax rust • Syn: ↑flax rust fungus, ↑Melampsora lini • Hypernyms: ↑rust, ↑rust fungus • Member Holonyms: ↑Melampsora, ↑genus Melampsora …

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  • 58flax dodder — noun : a dodder (Cuscuta epilinum) infesting cultivated flax called also flax vine * * * flax dodder, a dodder injurious to flax …

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  • 59flax canker — noun 1. : heat canker of flax 2. or flax anthracnose : a cankered condition of flax caused by a fungus (Colletrotrichum linicolum) …

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  • 60flax family — Family Linaceae (order Linales), composed of about 14 genera of herbaceous plants and shrubs found throughout the world. The genus Linum includes flax, perhaps the most important member of the family, grown for linen fibre and linseed oil and as… …

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