Lithocarpus
noun
Lith·o·car·pus
ˌlithəˈkärpəs,
-kȧp-
: a large genus of chiefly Asiatic evergreen trees (family Fagaceae) differing from Quercus mainly in the erect staminate catkins see oak, tanbark oak
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from lith- + -carpus
- take a load/weight off someone's mind
- take a loss
- take a lot of doing
- take a lot of lumps
- take a lot of time
- take a lot out of
- take a lot out of (someone)
- take a lot out of someone
- take a page from someone
- take a page from someone's book
- take a pass
- take a place by storm
- take a pop at
- take a pounding
- take a powder
- take a risk
- take a run at
- take a running jump
- take a seat
- take a shine to
- take a shit
- take a shot
- take a spill
- take a stab at
- take a stand