Chenopodiaceae
plural noun
Che·no·po·di·a·ce·ae
: a family of plants (order Caryophyllales) distinguished by small inconspicuous apetalous greenish flowers and utricular fruit see goosefoot
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Chenopodium, type genus + -aceae
- to someone's satisfaction
- to someone's taste
- to someone's way of thinking
- to speak of
- to stand one in good stead
- to start with
- to subject (someone or something) to
- to subject someone or something to
- to subject to
- to such a degree
- to such an extent
- to taste
- to tell (you) the truth
- to tell the truth
- to tell you the truth
- to term
- to that effect
- to that end
- to that/this end
- to the (tender) mercies of
- to the accompaniment of
- to the best of her ability
- to the best of one's belief
- to the best of one's knowledge
- to the best of someone's recollection