erianthus
noun
er·i·an·thus
ˌerēˈan(t)thəs
1
capitalized : a genus of reedlike grasses having spikes crowded in a panicle clothed with long silky hairs
2
plural -es : any plant of the genus Erianthus
called also plume grass
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek eri wool (short for erion, eirion, diminutive of eiros fleece) + New Latin -anthus
- take (something) as a sign
- take (something) as given
- take (something) as read
- take (something) by storm
- take (something) in good part
- take (something) in one's stride
- take (something) in stride
- take (something) into consideration
- take (something) into one's (own) hands
- take (something) lying down
- take (something) on board
- take (something) out on (someone)
- take (something) to heart
- take (something) under advisement
- take a back seat
- take a backseat
- take a bath
- take a battering
- take a beating
- take a bow
- take a break
- take a breath
- take a butcher's
- take a chance
- take a compliment