genipat
/ˈdʒɛniˌpat/Now historical
noun
= genipap.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hacket (fl. 1560–1590). From Middle French genipat, ultimately from Tupi yani'pawa.
- run-a-thon
- run a tight ship
- run away
- runaway
- runaway knock
- runaway reaction
- runaway ring
- runaway selection
- runaway star
- runaway switch
- runaway train
- run away with
- runback
- run before one can walk
- run blocker
- run blocking
- run boat
- runce
- runch
- run chase
- runchick
- runchie
- runcible spoon
- runcinate
- runcinate-leaved