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Originally: a measure of capacity for liquid, used especially in spain and portugal and varying according to locality and the nature of the contents. in later use: a large cask for wine or other liquids, the capacity of which varies according to the contents and locality.

A garden, usually open to the public, where a wide range of plants are grown for scientific and educational purposes

(in the us) a small shop that sells herbal and other traditional remedies, together with charms, incense, candles, and other items used for religious or spiritual purposes.

Relating to botany.

A substance obtained from a plant and used typically in medicinal or cosmetic products.

(in the us) a small shop that sells herbal and other traditional remedies, together with charms, incense, candles, and other items used for religious or spiritual purposes.

Study plants, especially in their natural habitat.

Study plants, especially in their natural habitat.

Study plants, especially in their natural habitat.

Study plants, especially in their natural habitat.

An expert in or student of the scientific study of plants.

An expert in or student of the scientific study of plants.

Study plants, especially in their natural habitat.

Study plants, especially in their natural habitat.

A person who engages in the recording or study of plants.

Study plants, especially in their natural habitat.

Study plants, especially in their natural habitat.

Divination or fortune-telling using plants or their leaves, petals, etc.

The scientific study of the physiology, structure, genetics, ecology, distribution, classification, and economic importance of plants.

Originally: a measure of capacity for liquid, used especially in spain and portugal and varying according to locality and the nature of the contents. in later use: a large cask for wine or other liquids, the capacity of which varies according to the contents and locality.

Carry out (a task) badly or carelessly.

A bungled task.

Make a mess of, destroy or ruin

Carry out (a task) badly or carelessly.

A bungled task.

(of a task) carried out badly or carelessly.

Carry out (a task) badly or carelessly.

With clumsy alterations or additions.

Poor or clumsy workmanship. also as a count noun: something produced by a botcher; a mess; a shambles.

Poor or clumsy workmanship. also as a count noun: something produced by a botcher; a mess; a shambles.