croomia
noun
croo·mia
ˈkrümēə
1
capitalized : a genus of herbs (family Stemonaceae) of the southern U.S. having horizontal rootstocks, leaves near the top of the stem, and nodding flowers
2
plural -s : a plant of the genus Croomia
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from H. B. Croom †1837 American botanist + New Latin -ia
- the odds are in favor of something
- the off
- the offside
- the old adam
- the old country
- the old guard
- the old heave-ho
- the old school
- the Old Testament
- the old world
- the oldest profession
- the Olympic Games
- the Olympics
- the one about
- the one and only
- the only (person or thing) for
- the only for
- the only game in town
- the only person or thing for
- the only thing
- the open air
- the open road
- the open sea
- the opera
- the opposite sex