procumbent
pro·cum·bent
adj \prō-ˈkəm-bənt\Definition of PROCUMBENT
1
: being or having stems that trail along the ground without rooting
2
: lying face down
Origin of PROCUMBENT
Latin procumbent-, procumbens, present participle of procumbere to fall or lean forward, from pro- forward + -cumbere to lie down
First Known Use: 1668
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