fecund
21fecúnd — adj. m., pl. fecúnzi; f. sg. fecúndã, pl. fecúnde …
22fecund — fec|und [ˈfekənd, ˈfi:kənd] adj formal [Date: 1300 1400; : French; Origin: fécond, from Latin fecundus] able to produce many children, young animals, or crops = ↑fertile >fecundity [fıˈkʌndıti] n [U] …
23fecund — fe|cund [ fekənd ] adjective VERY FORMAL 1. ) able to produce many babies, young animals, or new plants: FERTILE 2. ) producing many good new things ╾ fe|cun|di|ty [ fı kʌndəti ] noun uncount …
24fecund — see FOETUS …
25fecund — fe·cund || fɪËkÉ™nd adj. fertile; fruitful; productive …
26fecund — [ fɛk(ə)nd, fi:k ] adjective producing or capable of producing an abundance of offspring or new growth; highly fertile. Derivatives fecundity fɪ kʌndɪti noun Origin ME: from Fr. fécond or L. fecundus …
27fecund — (L). Fruitful …
28fecund — adjective formal able to produce many children, young animals, or crops; fertile fecundity /fI kVnditi/ noun (U) …
29fecund — adj 1. fruitful, productive, fructuous, fruit bearing, fructiferous, feracious, frugiferous; fertile, potent, generative, propagative, fructificative. 2. prolific, profuse, bounteous, teeming; alive with, pullalating, Inf. crawling with,… …
30fecund — fe·cund …