a container made of porous clay or of plastic, in which to grow plants
flowerpot
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flowerpot
noun
A pot in which plants are grown.
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Sentence Examples
- Debbie Mumm's Easy Breezy Mosaic Garden Accessories include ideas for a birdhouse and flowerpot that use sea glass in their designs.
- A tree branch placed in a large flowerpot filled with polished river rocks makes a great display area for ornaments as well.
- Perhaps a plastic organizing bin or a decorative flowerpot would be more fitting.
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