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pti·lim·ni·um
\tə̇ˈlimnēəm\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from ptil- + limn- + -ium
: a genus (family Umbelliferae) of widely distributed annual herbs having finely dissected leaves, compound umbels of minute white flowers, and angled or winged fruits — see mock bishop's-weed |