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      procumbent
      adjective
      having stems that trail along the ground without putting down roots
      Roots
      propro- · Latin · forwardcumberecumb- · Latin · to lie down, reclineens-ent · Latin · present participle, being in a state
      Words related to procumbent
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      Where does procumbent come from?

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