phyllode
noun
phyl·lode ˈfi-ˌlōd 
: a flat expanded petiole that replaces the blade of a foliage leaf, fulfills the same functions, and is analogous to a cladophyll
Word History
Etymology
New Latin phyllodium, from Greek phyllōdēs like a leaf, from phyllon leaf
First Known Use
1848, in the meaning defined above
Medical Definition
phyllode
adjective
phyl·lode ˈfil-ˌōd
: having a cross section that resembles a leaf
phyllode tumors of the breast
- fill away
- fill cap
- fill in the blanks
- fill light
- fill one's shoes
- fill out
- fill someone's shoes
- fill the bill
- fill the gaps
- fill to capacity
- fill up
- fill-dike
- fill-in
- fill-in light
- fill-in test
- fill-ins
- fill-up
- fillable
- fillagrees
- Fillanin
- fillanin
- fillanins
- fille d'honneur
- fille de cham
- fille de chambre