Howea
noun
How·ea
ˈhau̇ēə
: a genus of feather palms having papery spathes and flowers each with 30 to 40 stamens and sunken in pits on the spadix that are succeeded by fruits resembling pecans
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Lord Howe island, in the southwestern Pacific
- make someone's day
- make someone's flesh crawl
- make someone's flesh crawl/creep
- make someone's flesh creep
- make someone's gorge rise
- congested
- congesting
- congestion
- congestions
- congestive
- congestive heart failure
- congests
- congi
- congiaries
- congiary
- congii
- Congiopodidae
- conglaciate
- conglobate
- conglobated
- conglobates
- conglobating
- conglobation
- conglobations
- conglobe