clerodendrum
[ kleer-uh-den-druhm, kler- ]
/ ˌklɪər əˈdɛn drəm, ˌklɛr- /
noun
any of numerous tropical trees or shrubs of the genus Clerodendrum, having clusters of variously colored flowers.
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Also cle·ro·den·dron [kleer-uh-den-druhn, kler-]. /ˌklɪər əˈdɛn drən, ˌklɛr-/.
Origin of clerodendrum
<New Latin (Linnaeus), equivalent to Greek klēro- (combining form of klêros lot, chance) + déndron tree; allegedly so named in reference to the varying uses of its species, some being medicinal, some poisonous
Words nearby clerodendrum
clerk, clerkess, clerkly, clerk of works, Clermont-Ferrand, clerodendrum, cleromancy, cleruchy, Cletus, Cleve, cleveite
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