statice
stat·i·ce
noun \ˈsta-tə-(ˌ)sē\Definition of STATICE
Origin of STATICE
New Latin, genus of herbs, from Latin, an astringent plant, from Greek statikē, from feminine of statikos causing to stand, astringent
First Known Use: 1739
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