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chel·i·do·ni·um
\ˌkeləˈdōnēəm\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek chelidonion celandine, from chelidonion, neuter of chelidonios of the swallow — more at celandine
: a genus of herbs of the family Papaveraceae characterized by brittle stems, yellowish acrid juice, pinnately divided leaves, and small yellow flowers in pedunculate umbels — see celandine |