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subvillous
subvillous adj.
Brit. 
/ˌsʌbˈvɪləs/
, /ˌsʌbˈvɪləs/U.S. /ˌsəbˈvɪləs/
[after scientific Latin subvillosus (see subvillose adj.)] /ˌsəbˈvɪləs/ΚΠ
1783 tr. C. Linnaeus Syst. Veg. (1785) I. 311 Leaves subvillous, petioles equal.
1811 W. Wade Salices 247 Leaves somewhat entire ovate, acute, upper surface subvillous; underneath most densely woolly.
1934 Trans. Brit. Mycol. Soc. 19 41 Above the ring, pruinose or subvillous, white or pale clear yellow when young.
2005 Flora Neotropica 94 30/1 The indumentum on the leafy twigs and the base of the petiole can be subvillous.
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- to keep a level head
- to keep a lock on
- to keep a lock on something
- to keep a lookout
- to keep a low profile
- to keep a mediocrity
- to keep a neat, tidy, etc, house
- to keep a newspaper
- to keep a noise
- to keep a person at staff's end
- to keep a person at stave's end
- to keep a person at stick's end
- to keep a person at the stick's end
- to keep a person company
- to keep a person dark
- to keep a person forthcoming
- to keep a person guessing
- to keep a person honest
- to keep a person in countenance
- to keep a person in gammon
- to keep a person in hand
- to keep a person in the dark
- to keep a person in the dark about
- to keep a person in the dark as to
- to keep a person in the dark etc