Codium
noun
Co·di·um
ˈkōdēəm
: a genus (the type of the family Codiaceae) of green algae having a tubular thallus made up of interwoven threads that often end in club-shaped cells and often branching or forming spherical or cushion-shaped masses
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek kōidion fleece, diminutive of kōas; from the fleecy thallus; perhaps akin to Latin cutis skin
- kickdowns
- kicked
- kicked (about)
- kicked about
- kicked around
- kicked back
- kicked butt
- kicked in
- kicked off
- kicked out
- kicked over
- kicked over the traces
- kicked the bucket
- kicked up
- kicked up a fuss
- kicked up one's heels
- kicked upstairs
- kicker
- kickers
- kickier
- kickiest
- kicking
- kicking (about)
- kicking about
- kicking around