court-noué
noun
¦ku̇rˌnü¦ā,
-rnə¦wā
plural -s
: a disease of the grape characterized by shortening of internodes, by small leaves, and by decline of vigor
called also roncet
Word History
Etymology
French, from court short (from Latin curtus shortened) + noué knotted, past participle of nouer to tie, knot, from Old French noer