loment
noun
lo·ment ˈlō-ˌment 
-mənt
: a dry indehiscent fruit (as of tick trefoil) that is a modified legume having constrictions between the seeds and that breaks into one-seeded segments at maturity
Word History
Etymology
New Latin lomentum, from Latin, wash made from bean meal, from lavere to wash — more at lye
First Known Use
circa 1830, in the meaning defined above
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