pol·li·nate 
(pŏlə-nāt′)
(pŏlə-nāt′)v. pol·li·nat·ed, pol·li·nat·ing, pol·li·nates
1. To transfer pollen from an anther of an angiosperm to (a stigma, flower, or plant).
2. To transfer pollen from a microsporangium of a gymnosperm to (an ovule, cone, or plant).
[New Latin pollen, pollin-, pollen (from Latin, fine flour) + -ATE1.]
pol′li·nation n.
polli·na′tor n.
- within an ace of
- within an inch of
- within bounds
- within call
- withindoors
- within reason
- with/in respect to
- with it
- with it
- with-it
- with kid gloves
- Withlacoochee River
- with (one's) eyes closed
- with one's eyes closed
- with (one's) eyes open
- with one's eyes open
- with (one's) pants down
- with one's pants down
- with one's tail between legs
- with (one's) tail between (one's) legs
- with one's tail between one's legs
- with one voice
- with open arms
- without
- without/beyond number