BIGNONIACEAE

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BIGNONIACEAE — -nēˈāsēˌē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Bignonia, type genus + -aceae : a family of trees, shrubs, …
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BIGNONIACEAE — African tulip tree (Spathodea campanulata) the trumpet creeper or catalpa family of the figwort order of flowering plants (Scrophulariales). It …
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BIGNONIA — noun Etymology: New Latin, genus name, from J. P. Bignon died 1743 French royal librarian Date: 1785 a woody evergreen …
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WHITE CEDAR — In the lumber trade, the American arborvitae , some species of false cypress (genus Chamaecyparis ) and McNab cypress, incense …
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JACARANDA — Any plant of the genus Jacaranda (family Bignoniaceae), especially the two ornamental trees J. mimosifolia and J. cuspidifolia . Jacarandas …
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CATALPA — Any of 11 species of trees in the genus Catalpa (family Bignoniaceae), native to eastern Asia, eastern North America, and …
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CALABASH — Tree ( Crescentia cujete ) of the trumpet-creeper family (Bignoniaceae) that grows in Central and South America, the West Indies, …
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BIGNONIACEOUS — adjective see bignoniaceae
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JACARANDA — I. |jakərən|dä, ˌjakəˈrandə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Portuguese jacarandá, from Tupi yacarandá 1. : any of several Brazilian timber …
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YELLOW ELDER — noun : a tropical American shrub or small tree ( Stenolobium stans ) of the family Bignoniaceae that has compound …
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TRUMPET-CREEPER FAMILY — noun : bignoniaceae
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TECOMA — tə̇ˈkōmə noun Etymology: New Latin, from Mexican Spanish tecomasuchil, from Nahuatl tecomaxochitl, from tecomatl clay pot + xochitl flower 1. …
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TABEBUIA — ˌtabēˈbüyə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Tupi tabebuya, a tree, from tacyba ant + bebuya wood : a …
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SPATHODEA — spāˈthōdēə, spāˈth-, spaˈth- noun Etymology: New Latin, from spatha + -odea, alteration of -odes 1. capitalized : a genus of …
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SAUSAGE TREE — noun : a tropical African tree ( Kigelia africana ) of the family Bignoniaceae often cultivated in tropical countries for …
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PARMENTIERA — ˌpärmən.ˈtirə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Antoine A. Parmentier : a small genus of tropical American trees (family …
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PANDOREA — -rēə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, probably from Latin Pandora, mythological first woman : a genus of tropical Old …
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ORANGE CREEPER — noun : a very showy Brazilian woody vine ( Pyrostegia venusta ) of the family Bignoniaceae commonly cultivated for its …
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NSAMBYA — enˈsämbyə noun ( -s ) Etymology: native name in Uganda, eastern Africa 1. : an African timber tree ( Markhamia …
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INDIAN CORK TREE — noun Usage: usually capitalized I : an East Indian timber tree ( Millingtonia hortensis ) of the family Bignoniaceae that …
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INCARVILLEA — ˌinˌkärˈvilēə noun Etymology: New Latin, after Pierre d' Incarville died 1757 French Jesuit missionary 1. capitalized : a genus of …
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GARLIC SHRUB — noun : either of two plants the bruised foliage of which smells like garlic: a. : a tropical American woody …
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FLAME VINE — noun : a Brazilian woody vine ( Pyrostegia ignea ) of the family Bignoniaceae that has tendril-bearing compound leaves and …
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ETUA TREE — ˈed.əwə-, ˈet.wə- noun Etymology: of African origin; akin to Twi etwa, a prickly plant : a tropical African tree ( …
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DESERT WILLOW — noun : a shrub or low tree ( Chilopsis linearis ) of the family Bignoniaceae resembling a willow, having showy …
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CYBISTAX — sə̇ˈbiˌstaks, ˈsibəˌs- noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin : a genus of tropical American trees (family Bignoniaceae) having digitate leaves …
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CRESCENTIA — krə̇ˈsensh(ē)ə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Pietro Crescenzi (Petrus de Crescentiis ) died 1310? Italian writer on agriculture …
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CATALPA — kəˈtalpə also -ȯl- noun Etymology: New Latin, from English, from Creek kutuhlpa, literally, head with wings; from the shape of …
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CAROBA — kəˈrōbə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Portuguese, caroba tree, from Tupi caa-roba 1. : the leaflets of any of certain …
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CAPE HONEYSUCKLE — noun Usage: usually capitalized C Etymology: from Cape of Good Hope : a southern African evergreen woody vine ( Tecomaria …
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BIGNONIAD — bigˈnōnēˌad noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin Bignonia + English -ad : a plant of the family Bignoniaceae or …
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