Corynocarpus
noun
Cor·y·no·car·pus
ˌkȯrənōˈkärpəs
: a genus (coextensive with a family Corynocarpaceae of the order Sapindales) comprising trees of New Zealand and Polynesia with smooth entire leaves and small white flowers having glandular scales alternating with the petals
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from coryno- (from Greek korynē club) + -carpus
- hard ticket
- hard time
- hard to overemphasize
- hard to take
- hard tussock
- hard up
- hard wall plaster
- hard waste
- hard wheat
- hard-and-fast
- hard-ass
- hard-assed
- hard-bark hickory
- hard-bill
- hard-bitten
- hard-boil
- hard-boiled
- hard-boiledness
- hard-boiling
- hard-boils
- hard-burned brick
- hard-charging
- hard-coated
- hard-cooked
- hard-core