intine

noun

in·​tine ˈin-ˌtēn 

: the inner mostly cellulose wall of some spores and especially pollen grains

Word History

Etymology

probably from German, from Latin intus within + New Latin in- fibrous tissue, from Greek in-, is tendon

First Known Use

1835, in the meaning defined above

Rhymes for intine

• beanie
• genie
• sweeney
• sweeny
• teeny
• acini
• aldine
• arsine
• carinii
• cosine
• delphine
• domine