Theaceae
plural noun
The·a·ce·ae
thēˈāsēˌē
: a family of trees and shrubs (order Parietales) having alternate undivided leaves, large regular pentamerous flowers, and a fleshy or capsular fruit and being mainly tropical but widely distributed compare camellia, gordonia, stewartia
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Thea, type genus + -aceae
- be/lie at the bottom of
- be/live in each other's pockets
- be/make so bold
- be/stay holed up
- bea
- beach
- beach apple
- beach aster
- beach bag
- beach ball
- beach bird
- beach blanket
- beach buggy
- beach bunny
- beach crab
- beach cruiser
- beach cusp
- beach flea
- beach fly
- beach gear
- beach goldenrod
- beach grass
- double-ended
- double-ender
- double-face