-seeded

suffix (PLANT)

/-siː.dɪd/

Definition

› with the type of seed mentioned: The walnut is a hard-seeded fruit.Fruits and seeds and their parts

(Definition of -seeded suffix (PLANT) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

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conker noun
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fruiterer noun
grain noun (SEED)
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pine cone noun
pine nut noun
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seed potato noun
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