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   monopodium
   A decorative support used on tables and chairs, consisting of the head and one leg of an animal, usually a lion. The monopodium was first seen in Roman furniture, and was revived by late 18thC neoclassical designers such as Thomas hope.
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   Monopodium
   Mon`o·po'di·um noun ; plural Latin Monopodia , English -ums . [ Latin See Monopody .] (Botany) A single and continuous vegetable axis; -- opposed to sympodium .
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   monopodium
   Origin: L. See Monopody. ... <botany> A single and continuous vegetable axis; opposed to sympodium. ... Source: Websters Dictionary ... (01 Mar 1998) ...
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   Monopodium
   • (n.) A single and continuous vegetable axis; -- opposed to sympodium.
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   monopodium
   monopod, monopode, monopodium 1. Having just one foot. 2. A creature having only one foot; specifically, one of a race of men fabled to have only one foot, with which they shaded themselves from the heat of the sun . A true monopodic creature from outer space. —Word Info image © ALL rights reser...
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