Phymatodes
noun
Phy·ma·to·des
ˌfīməˈtō(ˌ)dēz
: a genus of tropical ferns (family Polypodiaceae) in general resembling members of Polypodium but having fronds with many areolae, irregularly anastomosing veins, and free veinlets
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Latin phymat-, phyma + New Latin -odes
- under its own steam
- under license
- under lock and key
- under negotiation
- under new management
- under no compulsion
- under no condition
- under no legal obligation
- under no obligation
- under normal circumstances
- under oath
- under observation
- under one roof
- under one's belt
- under one's breath
- under one's feet
- under one's hat
- under one's nose
- under one's own power
- under one's skin
- under one's sway
- under one's thumb
- under one's wing
- under pain of
- under par