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dan·de·li·on \ˈdandəlˌīən, ˈdaan-, -də̇ˌlī-, -dēˌlī-, ÷-ˌlīn\ noun (-s) Etymology: from earlier dent de lion, from Middle French, literally, lion's tooth; translation of Medieval Latin dens leonis; from its sharply indented leaves 1. : a plant of the genus Taraxacum (especially T. officinale) abundant as a weed in meadows, lawns, and cultivated ground throughout Europe, Asia, and No. America 2. : any of several plants related to and resembling the dandelion — see fall dandelion, krigia 3. a. : a brilliant yellow resembling sunflower yellow b. : a vivid yellow resembling goldenrod (sense 2a) |