xeriscapern.
/ˈzɪərᵻˌskeɪpə/, U.S. /ˈzɛrəˌskeɪpər/ Horticulture (originally and chiefly U.S.).
A person who xeriscapes.
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1988 Los Angeles Times 23 July 5 (headline) Desert islands ‘xeriscapers’ say method saves water—and wallet's greenery.
1990 Los Angeles Times (Electronic ed.) 22 July (caption) Most of landscape architect Lisa Iwata's garden is water-thrifty, but in the fall this xeriscaper will be planting enough lawn for her daughter, Alyssa, to play on.
2001 High Country News 2 July 15/1 There is a move toward a more natural backyard, fueled, perhaps, by..the xeriscaper who prefers native plants.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, September 2003; most recently modified version published online December 2021).
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n.1988- to come clean
- to come daud
- to come down
- to come down a banker
- to come down a peg
- to come down a person like a ton of bricks
- to come down gulch
- to come down in the world
- to come down like a ton of bricks
- to come down on a person like a ton of bricks
- to come down on like a hundred of brick
- to come down on like a hundred of bricks
- to come down on like a thousand of brick
- to come down on like a thousand of bricks
- to come down on like a ton of bricks
- to come down the pike
- to come down to brass nails
- to come down to brass tacks
- to come down to cases
- to come down to tin tacks
- to come down upon a person like a ton of bricks
- to come down upon like a ton of bricks
- to come down with the money
- to come down with the money dust
- to come down with the money etc