oligophyllous
Botany rare
adjective
Having few leaves.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Henry McMurtrie (1793–1865). From oligo- + -phyllous; compare ancient Greek ὀλιγόϕυλλος, scientific Latin oligophyllus, French †oligophylle.
- good-fellowish
- good-fellowly
- good fellowship
- good-fitting
- good folk
- good form
- good-for-naught
- good-for-nothing
- good-for-nothingness
- good-for-nought
- good for (or on) you (or him, her, etc.)!
- good-for-something
- good for the soul
- Good Friday
- Good Friday agreement
- good-going
- good graces
- good grief!
- good guts
- good guy
- good hair
- good-handling
- good-hearted
- good-heartedness
- good Henry