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cardon
Definition of cardon
variant of cardoon
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cardon
Definition of cardon
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1 less commonly cardona \kärˈdōnə\ : any of several large columnar cacti especially of the genus Cereus that have a woody skeleton sometimes used for lumber (as in furniture making), may attain a height of 60 feet, and often form forestlike stands from Lower California to Chile and in Venezuela
2 : any of several cactuslike plants of the genus Euphorbia of Central America and the West Indies
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Origin and Etymology of cardon
American Spanish cardón, from Spanish, teasel, from Late Latin cardon-, cardo thistle
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