A popular name of the dragonwort, n., Dracunculus vulgaris (formerly Arum Dracunculus).

= cuckoo-pint, n.

= cuckoo-pint, n.

The wild arum or cuckoo pint, Arum maculatum. Cf. arum, n.

Herbalism. The Cuckoo-pint or Wake-robin (Arum maculatum): see arum, n.

= cuckoo-pint, n.

The plant cuckoo pint, Arum maculatum.

wild arum, Arum maculatum (so called from the form of the spathe); = priest in the pulpit n. (b) at compounds 6; cf. monkshood, n. 1.

The plant Arum maculatum, also commonly called cuckoo-pint, lords-and-ladies, etc.

(Also green dragon.) The plant Dracunculus vulgaris (formerly Arum Dracunculus); = dragons, n., dragonwort, n. Also applied to species of Dracontium.

A genus of endogenous plants (family Araceæ), the inflorescence of which consists of a large spathe, enclosing a fleshy spike or spadix bearing…

The wild or common Arum, A. maculatum, or Wake-robin.

The plant Dracunculus vulgaris; = dragons, n.

(a) any of several orchids, esp. early purple orchid, Orchis mascula; (b) wild arum, Arum maculatum; = priest's hood n.; cf. cuckoo-pintle, n.

Sometimes applied (by confusion of names) to the Garden Dragon, Dracunculus vulgaris, N.O. Araceæ, or the Green Dragon, Arisæma Dracontium, N.O. Oront…

a tuber of cuckoo pint, Arum maculatum, (formerly) used as a source of starch; the plant itself; cf. starchwort n.

the Cuckoo-pint or Wake Robin, Arum maculatum.

= friar's cowl n.

cuckoo pint, Arum maculatum; cf. starch root n.

= dragonwort, n.

= dragon's-claw n.

small dragonwort: the common Arum or Wake-robin.

A West Indian araceous plant, Dieffenbachia Seguine.

North American. Any of various plants having a strong or foul odour, esp. skunk cabbage, Symplocarpus foetidus.

(a) North American the plant skunk cabbage, Symplocarpus foetidus; (b) wild polecat weed, the wild potato vine, Ipomoea pandurata (obsolete rare).

The wild arum, Arum maculatum, also called cuckoo-pint and wake-robin.

A tall aroid plant, Montrichardia arborescens, of Guyana and other parts of tropical America.

A perennial plant native to eastern North America, Symplocarpus foetidus (family Araceae), which is stemless with large leaves and a purple-brown…

(chiefly in plural) (a) the wild arum or cuckoo pint, Arum maculatum; (b) the early purple orchid, Orchis mascula; (c) the foxglove; = bloody finger…

either of two arums (family Araceae), †(a) the European dragon arum, Dracunculus vulgaris (also green dragon arum); cf. dragon, n.1 14; (now rare)…

= skunk cabbage, n.; also, the cabbage palmetto, Sabal palmetto.

†(a) U.S. the showy orchis, Galearis spectabilis, having flowers in which the upper petals and sepals form a pink or purple hood above the white…

A plant of the family Orontiaceae.

An araceous plant, as the Wake Robin.

a popular name for Arum maculatum.

(see quot.).

Either of the two perennial herbaceous plants comprising the genus Lysichiton (family Araceae), L. americanus, which is native to western North…

A plant allied to the Arum or Wake-robin; an arad. aˈroideous adj. allied to Arum.

Originally English regional. The wild arum or cuckoo pint, Arum maculatum; the flower of this plant. Now rare.

As the name of a plant (see quot. 1878).

The popular name for the green arum or spoon lily, Alocasia macrorrhiza.