narbonne vetch
noun
nar·bonne vetch
(ˈ)när¦bän-
variants or narbonus vetch
(ˈ)när¦bōnəs-
: an annual vetch (Vicia narbonensis) that is native to southern Europe but used elsewhere as a forage crop and that has leafy stipules and leaves ³/₄ inch or more broad
Word History
Etymology
narbonne from Narbonne, France; narbonus New Latin, from Latin Narbon-, Narbo Narbonne
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