Applied to other plants, esp.: (a) the sedums; (b) varieties of saxifrage; (c) the periwinkle, Vinca minor; (d) water sengreen Stratiotes aloides.

The common name of Sedum acre (N.O. Crassulaceæ), a herb with bright yellow flowers and small cylindrical fleshy sessile leaves, growing in masses…

Originally: any of various stonecrops. In later use: spec. the common Eurasian stonecrop Hylotelephium telephium, with flattened fleshy leaves…

Any of various medicinal herbs; spec. (a) bugle or ox-eye daisy; (b) orpine; (c) clary.

†(a) a sedum (obsolete rare); (b) Scottish the silvery hair grass, Aira caryophyllea; †(c) an Australian grass, Dichelachne crinita (cf. plume grass…

= stonecrop, n. (Sedum acre or S. reflexum).

A name applied by the medieval herbalists to some species of Sedum, esp. Orpine; but now limited (by Dillenius) to a genus of succulent plants…

†(a) A name for certain crassulaceous plants, houseleek, stonecrop, orpine, etc. Obsolete. (b) Botany. A genus of plants (N.O. Crassulaceæ), the…

A name given to various plants. Said by Turner to have been a name for the Stone Orpine (Sedum reflexum). Obsolete. rare.

Any of several stonecrops (genus Sedum); esp. biting stonecrop, S. acre, and reflexed stonecrop, S. reflexum. Cf. pricket, n. 4, trick-madam, n.

The plant biting stonecrop, Sedum acre. Now English regional (Somerset).

Any of various succulent plants included or formerly included in the genus Sedum; = orpine, n. 1. Cf. live forever, n. 2. Now chiefly historical.

Sedum acre.

A species of stonecrop, Sedum album, with worm-like leaves. Obsolete.

†(a) biting stonecrop, Sedum acre (also called wall pepper) (obsolete); (b) (now chiefly Jamaican) the fruit of any of various types of capsicum…

biting stonecrop, Sedum acre; cf. creeping jack at sense 39c.

Any of several stonecrops (genus Sedum); esp. biting stonecrop, S. acre. Cf. prick-madam, n. Obsolete.

an old name for stonecrop, n.

An old name of one or more species of Stonecrop, formerly used in salads; called also prick-madam, n. and trip-madam, n.

= trick-madam, n.

(originally) a pair of orpine plants, symbolizing a young man and his sweetheart, which were set upright by girls on midsummer eve to prognosticate…

= orpine, n. 1. Cf. roseroot, n. 3. Obsolete.

= orpine, n. 1, rosewort, n. 2. Obsolete. rare.

Any of numerous succulent plants of the family Crassulaceae, esp. ones included or formerly included in the genus Sedum. Cf. livelong, n. 1.

Any of several stonecrops, esp. the Asian Hylotelephium (or Sedum) spectabile, which bears domed heads of tiny pink flowers on fleshy stems and is…

(a) the yellow lichen, Parmelia parietaria (Cent. Dict.); (b) Sedum acre; (c) see quot. 1855.

Originally English regional. In full creeping jack. Biting stonecrop, Sedum acre. Now historical and rare.

the stonecrop, Sedum acre.

a name of plants of the genus Crassula.