Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The propagation of plants by means of sowing, that is, by means of seeds and spores.
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Am I supposed to care that my father, who went three years when I was a child without a single phone call, letter, or visit to me, on account of being too wasted to remember the fact of his seedage left behind in Georgetown, has all of a sudden decided to care?
You Know Where to Find Me Rachel Cohn 2008
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Am I supposed to care that my father, who went three years when I was a child without a single phone call, letter, or visit to me, on account of being too wasted to remember the fact of his seedage left behind in Georgetown, has all of a sudden decided to care?
You Know Where to Find Me Rachel Cohn 2008
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Seedling trees have been planted under the firm conviction that they would come true, or because methods of propagation other than by seedage were not understood.
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