languet
noun
lan·guet ˈlaŋ-gwət 
laŋ-ˈgwet
laŋ-ˈgwet : something resembling the tongue in form or function
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Middle French languete, diminutive of langue
First Known Use
14th century, in the meaning defined above
- prairie rattler
- prairie rattlesnake
- prairie rocket
- prairie rose
- prairie sabbatia
- prairie sage
- prairie sagewort
- prairie schooner
- prairie senna
- prairie smoke
- prairie soil
- prairie spurge
- prairie squirrel
- prairie star
- prairie sunflower
- prairie titlark
- prairie trefoil
- prairie turnip
- prairie vetchling
- prairie violet
- prairie wake-robin
- prairie warbler
- prairie white-fringed orchid
- prairie willow
- prairie wolf