1. unassailable, invincible or unconquerable
2. capable of being impregnated
2. capable of being impregnated
1. salty, saline or briny
2. nauseating, repulsive or distasteful
2. nauseating, repulsive or distasteful
1. not bound by conscience; unscrupulous
2. beyond reason; excessive
2. beyond reason; excessive
defoliate [ v. dee-FOH-lee-eyt; adj. dee-FOH-lee-it, -eyt ]
[adjective,intransitive verb,transitive verb]
MEANING:
1. (tr. v.) to strip or remove the leaves from
2. (tr. v.) to cause the leaves to fall off
3. (intr. v.) to lose leaves
4. (adj.) having naturally lost its leaves
2. (tr. v.) to cause the leaves to fall off
3. (intr. v.) to lose leaves
4. (adj.) having naturally lost its leaves
1. dry, parched or being without moisture
2. unproductive or barren due to a lack of water
3. uninspired, dreary, lacking interest or without imaginativeness
2. unproductive or barren due to a lack of water
3. uninspired, dreary, lacking interest or without imaginativeness
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