FERN

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• 'Charlotte's Web' girl

• Where the Red ___ Grows

• Adder's-tongue or Venus's-hair

• Adder's-tongue, e.g.

• Art ___ (Johnny Carson character)

• Best-selling romance author Michaels

• Bit of a florist's greenery

• Bit of green in a floral display

• Bit of greenery

• Boring, drab plant

• Boston plant

• Boston, e.g.

• Bouquet enhancer

• Bouquet extra

• Bouquet green

• Bouquet greenery

• Bracken, for one

• Brake or bracken

• Certain cryptogam

• Certain spore, later

• Common fossil impression

• Common green house gift

• Common house plant

• Common office decoration

• Common office plant

• Crayola color since 1998

• Dakota Fanning's role in Charlotte's Web

• Decorative plant

• Everglades plant

• Feathery plant

• Fiddlehead

• Fiddlehead, e.g.

• Fiddlehead, for one

• Filiform forest flora

• Florist purchase

• Florist's staple

• Flowerles plant

• Flowerless decorative plant

• Flowerless houseplant

• Flowerless seedless plant

• Forest growth

• Forest plant

• Former spore

• Fossil impression

• Frond bearer

• Frond-bearing plant

• Frond-ly forest dweller?

• Fronded plant

• Garden of Eden plant, perhaps

• Girl in Charlotte's Web

• Glen growth

• Green Crayola color

• Green Crayola shade

• Green in a vase, perhaps

• Hart's-tongue, for one

• Hotel lobby plant

• House plant

• Iron and Wine Resurrection ___

• Johnny Carson character Art

• Lacy houseplant

• Leafy plant right inside swamp (4)

• Lobby plant

• Maidenhair for one

• Maidenhair, e.g.

• Maidenhair.

• Moonwort, for one

• Non-flowering office staple

• Non-flowering plant

• Nonflowering plant with fronds

• Office plant

• Plant in a 1970s bar

• Plant in the office

• Plant that reproduces by spores

• Plant with a frond

• Plant with fiddleheads

• Plant with fronds

• Plant with spores

• Plant with triangular fronds

• Plant without seeds or flowers

• Popular house gift

• Popular houseplant

• Popular office plant

• Pot plant

• Potted plant

• Primitive plant

• Pteridologist's specimen

• Pteridologist's study

• Rainforest plant

• Seedless bit of flora

• Seedless flora

• Seedless plant

• Seedless, flowerless plant

• Shade plant

• Shedder of spores

• Spore maker

• Spore producer

• Spore source

• Spore-producing plant

• Terrarium item

• Terrarium plant

• Terrarium plant, perhaps

• Type of houseplant

• Venus's-hair, e.g.

• Water-loving houseplant

• Wetland growth

• Woods plant

• Any of numerous flowerless and seedless vascular plants having true roots from a rhizome and fronds that uncurl upward

• Reproduce by spores

fern, I) Adj., s. entfernt. – II) Adv.procul (dem Blick entlegen, fern, von dem, was den jedesmaligen Verhältnissen u. Umständen nach als fern von etwas erscheint, u. zwar = aus der Ferne [von fern, fernher], in der Ferne, in die Ferne, fernhin [Ggstz. prope, propter], iacul ari, abire, a patria procul relegatum esse: u. procul intueri, von fern, in od. aus der F. besehen). – longe (weit, von dem, was wirklich durch einen großen Zwischenraum voneinander getrennt wird, in die Ferne, weithin, z.B. videre, prospicere). – e oder ex longinquo (aus weiter Ferne, in weiter Ferne, ebenf. von wirklich großer Entfernung, z.B. venire, suadere). – magno od. longo intervallo (in einem großen oder langen Zwischenraum, z.B. sequi) – eminus (von fern, aus der Ferne, wenn es = in der Entfernung von Schußweite, Ggstz. comminus). – peregre (außer Landes = in die Fremde und aus der Fremde). – absens (in Abwesenheit, z.B. jmdm. von fern, aus der Ferne bekannt sein, alci absenti notum esse). – s. sein, procul od. longe abesse: fernhalten, ab alqa re cohiberealqd (z.B. oculos, manus): es liegt od. bleibt etwas einer Sache s., alqd seiunctum est ab alqa re (z.B. von meinem Plane, a re proposita, N ep. Pel. 3, 1); alqd abhorret ab alqa re (z.B. a meis moribus): sehr fern, alqd longissime disiunctum est ab alqa re (z.B. ab alcis intellegentia). – fernstehen, s. stehen. – das sei fern! di meliora! (sc.dent). ne id deus siverit! (das möge Gott verhüten!); longe absit propositum illud! haec absintvelim! (das möge von uns nicht geschehen, vollführt werden): das sei s. von mir! id a me procul aberit: es sei s., daß ich etc., ... vielmehr, tantum abest, ut ... ut. – sofern, insofern, s. sofern.