dogbane
dog·bane
noun \ˈdȯg-ˌbān\Definition of DOGBANE
: any of a genus (Apocynum of the family Apocynaceae, the dogbane family) of often poisonous plants chiefly of temperate-zone regions with milky juice and fibrous bark
First Known Use of DOGBANE
1597
Rhymes with DOGBANE
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dog·bane
noun \ˈdȯg-ˌbān\ (Medical Dictionary)Medical Definition of DOGBANE
: any plant of the genus Apocynum
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