Pothos
/ˈpəʊθəs/Botany
noun
A genus of climbing plants (family Araceae) native to the Old World tropics; (also pothos) any of the members of this genus, some of which are cultivated as foliage plants.
- In early use the genus also included South American members, now assigned to other genera, especially Anthurium..
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in New & Complete Dictionary Arts & Science. From scientific Latin Pothos, genus name (Linnaeus Species Plantarum II. 968, after his use in Genera Plantarum) from Sinhala pōṭä.
- goalhanger
- goalie
- goalkeeper
- goalkeeping
- goal kick
- goal-kicker
- goal-kicking
- goalless
- goal line
- go (all) round the houses
- go all the (or the whole) way
- goalminder
- goalmouth
- go-alone
- go along with
- goal-orientated
- goal-oriented
- goal poacher
- goalpost
- goalscorer
- goalscoring
- goal sneak
- goaltender
- goaltending
- goal to go