liquidambar
liq·uid·am·bar
noun \ˌli-kwə-ˈdam-bər\Definition of LIQUIDAMBAR
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: storax 1b
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: any of a genus (Liquidambar) of deciduous North American and Asian trees (as the sweet gum) of the witch-hazel family with monoecious flowers and a spiny globose fruit composed of many woody capsules each having two carpels
Origin of LIQUIDAMBAR
New Latin, from Latin liquidus + Medieval Latin ambar, ambra amber
First Known Use: circa 1577
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