perispore
noun
peri·spore
ˈperə+ˌ-
: the covering of a spore compare epispore
Word History
Etymology
French périspore, from New Latin perisporum, from peri- + -sporum -spore (from Greek spora seed)
- have a tantrum
- have a thin time
- have a thin time (of it)
- have a thin time of it
- have a tinkle
- have a try
- have a wander
- have a way of
- have a way of (being something or doing something)
- have a way of being something or doing something
- have a way with
- have a whack at
- have a word in your ear
- have a word with
- have a word with (someone)
- have a word with someone
- have against
- have all one's bases covered
- have all the answers
- have all the earmarks
- have all the makings of
- have all the markings of
- have all the time in the world
- have all to oneself
- have an eye out for