safflower
saf·flow·er
noun \ˈsaf-ˌlau̇(-ə)r\Definition of SAFFLOWER
1
: a widely grown Old World composite herb (Carthamus tinctorius) that has large orange or red flower heads from which a red dyestuff is prepared and seeds rich in oil
2
: a drug consisting of the dried florets of the safflower that has been used in medicine in place of saffron—called also carthamus








