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subcampanulate
subcampanulate adj. 
/ˌsʌbkəmˈpanjᵿlət/, /ˌsəbkəmˈpænjəˌleɪt/ [after scientific Latin subcampanulatus (1748 or earlier)]
Brit. /ˌsʌbkamˈpanjᵿlət/
, /ˌsʌbkamˈpanjᵿlət//ˌsʌbkəmˈpanjᵿlət/U.S. /ˌsəbkəmˈpænjələt/
, /ˌsəbkəmˈpænjələt//ˌsəbkəmˈpænjəˌleɪt/ΚΠ
1804 Curtis's Bot. Mag. 20 786 Corolla subcampanulate, five-cleft halfway.
1902 Gardeners’ Chron. 25 Oct. 304/1 Scape.—Erect, bearing from two to six sub-erect, sub-campanulate, substantial white flowers.
2011 J. H. Locklear Phlox i. iii. 48 Calyx subcampanulate (nearly bell-shaped), the lobes narrow with conspicuous midrib.
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- tinkle-tankling
- tinkled
- tinkler
- tinkler fellow
- tinkler laddie
- tinkler tongue
- tinkler-gypsy
- tinklergypsy
- tinklerman
- tinklers
- tinkles
- tinkletankle
- tinkletankling
- tinklier
- tinkliest
- to be a fool to one's self
- to be a foul way out
- to be a full wake-up
- to be a full wakeup
- to be a good hatch before the door
- to be a good sailor
- to be a haphazard
- to be a hatching
- to be a house divided
- to be a house divided against itself