Look up: fecund

1. fecund
   fertile 
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2. fecund
   [adj] - intellectually productive 2. [adj] - capable of producing offspring or vegetation
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3. Fecund
   Fecund: Fruitful, abundantly fertile. Just as a writer is prolific, a woman may be fecund, able to reproduce plentifully. Etymology:'Fecund' comes (minus the final 'us') from the Latin 'fecundus' meaning fruitful. 'Fecund' emphasizes abundance or rapidity in bearing offspring (or fruit).
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4. Fecund
   Fec'und adjective [ Latin fecundus , from the root of fetus : confer French fécond . see Fetus .] Fruitful in children; prolific. Graunt.
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5. fecund
   Fruitful. Just as a writer is prolific, a woman may be fecund, able to reproduce plentifully. ... (12 Dec 1998) ...
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6. fecund
   fertile 2 prolific adjective intellectually productive; `a prolific writer`; `a fecund imagination`
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7. fecund
   adjective capable of producing offspring or vegetation
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8. Fecund
   • (a.) Fruitful in children; prolific.
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9. fecund
   fecund (FEE kuhnd; FEK und), fecundness 1. Of animals, the earth, etc.; capable of producing offspring or vegetable growth abundantly; prolific, fertile; producing, fertility, fertilizing. 2. Fruitful in offspring or vegetation; prolific, fertile.
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10. fecund
    Type: Term Pronunciation: fē′kŭnd, fek′ŭnd Synonyms: fertile1
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