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my·o·su·rus
\ˌmīəˈs(h)u̇rəs, -īəsˈyu̇-\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek myos (gen. of mys mouse) + New Latin -urus — more at mouse
: a genus of small annual herbs (family Ranunculaceae) found in temperate regions and having tufted linear-spatulate radical leaves and flowers with the receptacle slender and elongated in fruit — see mousetail |