xeriscapedadj.
/ˈzɪərᵻskeɪpt/, U.S. /ˈzɛrəˌskeɪpt/ Horticulture (originally and chiefly U.S.).
That has been xeriscaped; designed by xeriscaping.
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1988 Los Angeles Times 23 July 5 Much of this resistance, experts say, reflects a perception that a xeriscaped landscape has to be ugly.
1994 Sci. News 12 Mar. 162/3 Christopher provides tips for maintaining a xeriscaped garden..such as cultivating native plants that fit naturally within the confines of the local water table.
2002 Architecture May 95/3 Popular in areas with little rainfall, xeriscaped gardens typically make use of native plants or those well suited to the local conditions.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, September 2003; most recently modified version published online December 2021).
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adj.1988- nother nother
- nother-where
- notherwhere
- nother…nother
- nothing
- nothing as much
- nothing besides
- nothing but
- nothing daunted
- nothing doing
- nothing else
- nothing else for it
- nothing except
- nothing fearing
- nothing for it
- nothing if not
- nothing in it
- nothing in life
- nothing in the world
- nothing in trousers
- nothing is certain but death and taxes
- nothing less
- nothing like
- nothing like to
- nothing loath