CRAMBE


Meaning of CRAMBE in English

I. ˈkrambē noun

Usage: capitalized

Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, cabbage, from Greek krambē; akin to Late Greek krambos dry, withered — more at rumple

: a genus of chiefly Old World mostly annual herbs (family Cruciferae) having coarse lyrate leaves and panicled white flowers — see sea kale

II. intransitive verb

( -ed/-ing/-s )

Etymology: obsolete English crambe crambo — more at crambo

obsolete : to play crambo

III. noun

: an annual Mediterranean herb of the genus Crambe ( C. abyssinica ) cultivated as an oilseed crop

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