phormium
noun
phor·mi·um
ˈfȯ(r)mēəm
1
capitalized : a genus of herbs (family Liliaceae) with rigid sword-shaped leaves and red or yellow flowers on a leafless scape see new zealand flax
2
plural -s : a hard fiber from New Zealand flax used for bagging and cordage
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek phormion, a plant, small mat, diminutive of phormos mat, basket for carrying corn, from pherein to carry
- pulled the wool over one's eyes
- pulled through
- pulled together
- pulled up
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- puller
- puller-in
- share a stage with
- share in common
- share less in common with
- share more in common with
- share one's feelings
- share option
- share out
- share rent
- share something in common
- share the limelight
- share the wealth
- share warrant
- share-renter
- share-tenant
- share/spread the wealth
- shareabilities
- shareability