Casearia
noun
Cas·e·ar·ia
ˌkasēˈa(a)rēə,
ˌkā-
: a large genus of cosmopolitan tropical trees (family Flacourtiaceae) having alternate toothed leaves, apetalous flowers, and capsular fruits and including some plants of which the leaves and bark are medicinal and others of which the fruit is used as a fish poison
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Johannes Casearius †1678 Dutch clergyman + New Latin -ia
- set something ablaze
- set something afire
- set something afire/aflame/ablaze
- set something aflame
- set something on fire
- set something on its ear
- set something or someone against
- set something straight
- set something to rights
- set square
- set store by
- set store on
- set straight
- set text
- set texts
- set the ball rolling
- set the pace
- set the pattern
- set the record straight
- set the scene
- poolroot
- pools
- poolside
- poolsides
- poolwort