Quiinaceae
plural noun
Qui·i·na·ce·ae
ˌkwīəˈnāsēˌē
: a family of tropical American shrubs and trees (order Parietales) with opposite coriaceous leaves, small verticillate flowers in terminal spikes or racemes, and baccate one-seeded fruit
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Quiina, type genus + -aceae
- great beams
- Great Bear
- Great Bear Lake
- great bellflower
- great belt
- great big
- great bilberry
- great bindweed
- great black cockatoo
- great black-backed gull
- great blue cat
- great blue heron
- great blue shark
- great books
- great bowerbird
- Great Britain
- great bulrush
- great bur
- great burdock
- great burnet
- great bustard
- great carpenter bee
- great cattle
- great celandine
- great chair